Quantum Angular Momentum

Introduction to Quantum Angular Momentum

Quantum angular momentum is a measure of the amount of rotation an object has. It is calculated by multiplying the mass, velocity, and radius of the rotating object. In this formula, L represents the quantum angular momentum, m is the mass, v is the velocity, and r is the radius. The result is expressed in units of momentum multiplied by distance (e.g., kg m/s).

Parameter usage:

• m = mass of the object
• v = velocity of the object
• r = radius of rotation

Example valid values:

• m = 5 kg
• v = 10 m/s
• r = 2 m

Output:

• L = quantum angular momentum

Data validation

The input values for mass, velocity, and radius should be greater than zero.

Summary

This calculator measures the quantum angular momentum of a rotating object based on its mass, velocity, and radius of rotation.