An ice skater will spin faster when they pull in their arms due to the conservation of this quantity.
A cylindrical mode converter can generate one form of this quantity, which is defined in terms of cylindrical coordinates for light. This quantity is equal to integer multiples of the reduced Planck's constant in the Bohr model because it is quantized, and this quantity changes direction for a system undergoing precession. An ice skater will spin faster when they pull in their arms due to the conservation of this quantity. Net torque is the time derivative of this quantity, which is equal to moment of inertia times angular velocity. For 10 points, name this quantity symbolized L, the rotational analog of linear momentum.
A cylindrical mode converter can generate one form of this quantity, which is defined in terms of cylindrical coordinates for light.
angular momentum [prompt on momentum, do not accept “linear momentum”] &lt;BM&gt;