The matrix describing this process has diagonal cosine terms and antisymmetric off-diagonal sine terms.
Spectroscopy based on this process can only measure transitions for which delta J equals plus or minus one. Lorentz transformations among spacetime coordinates correspond to processes of this type. The matrix describing this process has diagonal cosine terms and antisymmetric off-diagonal sine terms. A black hole undergoing this process has a ring-shaped singularity, is surrounded by an oblate ergosphere, and is described by the Kerr metric. Symmetry under this process leads to conservation of (*) angular momentum by Noether's theorem. Its rate is commonly given in radians per second, the units of angular velocity. For 10 points, name this process of movement by some angle around a central point.
Spectroscopy based on this process can only measure transitions for which delta J equals plus or minus one.
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