Magnet moving in and out of a superconducting coil

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024
  • How does Faraday law of Electromagnetic Induction works when a magnet is moved in and out of a superconducting coil? This question was asked by several students and this video should help them.

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  • @jolly_jjas
    @jolly_jjas 3 года назад +768

    I am not sad even if Prof HC Verma's soln is proved wrong. I am talking to the viewers, that don't conclude yourself with sadness, or don't compare both. Even Prof Walter Lewin was wrong once during a conflict with 'Electroboom'. So be happy and create a space in mind that Nature is really beautiful, works so beautifully that we can endlessly explore and explain it. Thank you :)

    • @thunderboltfunction
      @thunderboltfunction 3 года назад +12

      I'm totally agree with you

    • @flix7280
      @flix7280 3 года назад +37

      Science is all about open argument, even Einstein made several mistakes in his early gr papers

    • @michaelz5633
      @michaelz5633 3 года назад +32

      Prof Lewin was correct on Electroboom problem. He was correct and other professors from MIT and other universities agreed with Lewin. read his paper

    • @ndmaphy
      @ndmaphy 3 года назад +2

      @@michaelz5633
      Tell me where Dr. Verma is wrong?? You can easily see what does he want to tell.

    • @Shivam-il2om
      @Shivam-il2om 3 года назад +4

      @@ndmaphy he stated that there would be a current in the loop which is not possible in this case of superconductor.

  • @ilickcatnip
    @ilickcatnip 3 года назад +231

    His smile brings an induced smile on my face.

    • @puravjangir111
      @puravjangir111 3 года назад +10

      But buddy it's opposite in direction
      😅😅😅 ,,, (just a joke;)

  • @smylegalaxy2810
    @smylegalaxy2810 3 года назад +359

    This is Not "Lewin vs verma"
    This is "Lewin and Verma". A friendly physics discussion. So stop creating a hype for a potential Controversy.

    • @maxwellsequation4887
      @maxwellsequation4887 3 года назад +3

      Like the electroboom Lewin controversy

    • @maxwellsequation4887
      @maxwellsequation4887 3 года назад +1

      That was big bruh

    • @smylegalaxy2810
      @smylegalaxy2810 3 года назад +13

      @@maxwellsequation4887 The real culprits here are we people ourselves who pour petrol on flames.

    • @jolly_jjas
      @jolly_jjas 3 года назад +7

      @@maxwellsequation4887 that was deadly one, because Prof Lewin compared Electroboom on basis of Degree/Qualification. We have to just admit that physics is never ending, nature can be explored endlessly.

    • @shahnazwm
      @shahnazwm 3 года назад +2

      exactly

  • @saisiddharth6548
    @saisiddharth6548 3 года назад +200

    This is the beauty of science, you don’t need a smart board, a high-fi studio to teach science. It only requires purity in knowledge and intellect and a simple black board is enough
    Thank you sir for your great efforts!!!

  • @dhruvbaghel466
    @dhruvbaghel466 3 года назад +71

    I didn't know that this video was somehow related to walter lewin sir's recent video..
    But seriously, my reaction after getting this was unpredictable..
    The first thing came in my mind that the answer is given by Indian Physicist and second, that too with the precious smile of HC Verma sir.. ❤️❤️

  • @priyanshu.tec1
    @priyanshu.tec1 3 года назад +170

    Today new digital boards are introduced but this chalk and green board(so called black border give real feel of study).
    You are my inspiration sir🙏

    • @hcverma2928
      @hcverma2928  3 года назад +84

      So nice. Thanks.

    • @priyanshu.tec1
      @priyanshu.tec1 3 года назад +18

      @@hcverma2928 your welcome sir.
      I want to be like you sir.

    • @Neetaimer2024
      @Neetaimer2024 3 года назад +4

      @@priyanshu.tec1 you are jee aspirant ?

    • @priyanshu.tec1
      @priyanshu.tec1 3 года назад +4

      @@Neetaimer2024 yes but why

    • @Neetaimer2024
      @Neetaimer2024 3 года назад +4

      @@priyanshu.tec1 no just for information

  • @miamor7730
    @miamor7730 3 года назад +83

    These kind of healthy interactions make physics more intresting for students like us👍👍

    • @sachinrajpandey5242
      @sachinrajpandey5242 3 года назад

      @Tunna I think the channel name is H. C. Verma, you just subscribe there.

  • @vikramvilla
    @vikramvilla 3 года назад +36

    Sir, after watching Prof. Lewin's view on the question, its my humble suggestion to kindly make another video with a deeper explanation. As a physics lover, i love healthy discussions and what is right should come out for us. Regards.

  • @khagenbaruah5840
    @khagenbaruah5840 3 года назад +28

    *Sir,we love so much your procedure to explain physics in a different way....salute you Sir*

  • @rajdeepnaha1242
    @rajdeepnaha1242 3 года назад +9

    Sir you explain very nicely.. I also came to the conclusion that current will be induced without emf..as I knew that in mri machines emf Is not applied but there is high current in the electromagnet inside.. But now I got more clarity

  • @pragnya_IITkgp
    @pragnya_IITkgp 3 года назад +59

    Heartful Respect to a legendary teacher Verma sir🙏🙏🙏...
    my opinion is that the only thing that matters is" the approach" to anything!
    the results can be anything unexpected or expected.
    Humans can never reach to perfection.and sir is too a human being but different from ordinary people.just 1 doubt cannot shook the whole of legendary contribution towards physics by Verma sir!
    you are a legend sir ❤️ n you will always be! sir you resides in all physics lovers heart ❤️.
    Great Respect to both Verma sir and Walter Lewin sir🙏🙏🙏

  • @xilw3r
    @xilw3r 3 года назад +128

    Fantastic explanation. I love the energy of this professor :D

    • @hcverma2928
      @hcverma2928  3 года назад +60

      Thank you

    • @amibuntyda
      @amibuntyda 3 года назад +4

      @@hcverma2928 sir I have a question.
      we know that electric field created by static charges is conservative and hence the work done to take a charge around a closed path is zero. But when we define emf of a cell we say that it is the work done by the cell to take a unit test charge around a circuit. sir my questiob is that are not the two statements contradictory??

    • @null2639shw
      @null2639shw 3 года назад +3

      @@amibuntyda that isn't closed path... It would have been closed path if initial and final position would have been same, but, there is a potential difference (cell) between the initial and final positions.... So it isn't a closed path...

  • @djgoswami360
    @djgoswami360 3 года назад +113

    Professor Lewin be like now.
    एक दम से वक़्त बदल दिया....
    जज्बात बदल दिये .. 😄😄😄
    #TheHCVERMA💖

    • @himanshuuni111
      @himanshuuni111 3 года назад

      exactly... he asked this question

    • @himanshuuni111
      @himanshuuni111 3 года назад +2

      aur baccho ne yaha chipka diya

    • @djgoswami360
      @djgoswami360 3 года назад

      @@himanshuuni111 lol

    • @gyandeepkatiyar3306
      @gyandeepkatiyar3306 3 года назад +8

      @@mayankgoyal35 I think professors don't fight on that whatever be the right Physics they will accept

    • @larryorlando82
      @larryorlando82 3 года назад +1

      ruclips.net/video/bZ6pZgAXRL4/видео.html

  • @ujjwalnarayan07
    @ujjwalnarayan07 3 года назад +3

    When some big shots tried to deny the answers and logic of some not so popular scientists/professors these not so popular came out to be known as maxwell, laplace, Einstein. Anything is possible!! Just focus on your work. Thank you sir for such a wonderful explanation.

  • @aritrasirmathematics
    @aritrasirmathematics 3 года назад +17

    I am lucky that I am alive to see these two legends Sir Lewin and Sir Verma

  • @mohdamaanansari955
    @mohdamaanansari955 3 года назад +23

    Sir's Smile = Constant 🥰

  • @goldentimes7731
    @goldentimes7731 3 года назад +5

    One of the most wonderful men in Physics. 🙏🏻

  • @anshusharma4020
    @anshusharma4020 3 года назад +5

    Sir your books helps lots of student and awakened love towards physics
    But in changing world I request you to creat a new master piece on platform of RUclips.

  • @rishabhshrival9656
    @rishabhshrival9656 3 года назад +9

    Legends are contradictory with this question and it came in jee advance after 3 week of this video.
    Thanks to HC verma sir and Walter Lewin sir. I got 4 marks from this lecture.

    • @Greg_Chase
      @Greg_Chase 2 года назад +1

      If it was normal Lenz's Law or the 'like' pole - the same pole - produced by the superconductor against the encroaching (moving) bar magnet, the magnet would not float, would not levitate, atop the superconductor - the magnet approaching the superconductor would be cast off to the side, just as in a normal Lenz's Law demonstration. There is something different occurring with the superconductor - because the encroaching magnet, if placed atop a superconductor, is (1) repelled by the superconductor but also (2) remains in place, levitating, above the superconductor, and is not tossed off to the side. This is not Lenz's Law.
      The entire problem with common physics today is complete failure to assess and investigate the constituents of the Vacuum (not the air-pressure-free vacuum, the QED Vacuum). Until the exact physical nature of the Vacuum is examined - rigorously - these types of questions will fail to be answered accurately.
      "So you think space is not empty? You think there are 'constituents' in empty space?" Yes. Here's how to demonstrate it.
      1) put one neodymium (strong, rare-earth) magnet in each hand with the "N" poles of the magnets facing each other
      2) try to push the two "N" poles together so they physically touch (you will not be able to if the magnets have any noteworthy size)
      3) now, while you use your hand strength and coordination to try forcing the "N" poles together, there is still a gap of space between the magnets because you cannot easily force the two "N" poles to touch together
      4) CAREFULLY LOOK into the gap between the two magnets - IT LOOKS EMPTY
      It is NOT empty. The constituents of the particle-antiparticle Vacuum are not discernible to our vision, but the magnet test above lets you feel the effects of the constituents of space. An invisible, quite strong force preventing you from forcing two pieces of metal together.
      If you're curious along these lines, note this. The 'virtual particles' of the QED Vacuum - such as electron-positron pairs - are claimed to 'pop into existence, then self-annihilate'
      It is long established in the lab that the annihilation of an electron-positron pair produces gamma rays. If the 'virtual' particles actually self-annihilate, the Vacuum would sustain an easily detectable gamma ray background. And IT DOES NOT.
      The spin of the electron and positron are equal, and OPPOSITE. The particle-antiparticle pairs that fill the Vacuum are persistent, and dipoles can be induced in them. They do not self-annihilate. They are not detected because they are dipoles and cancel.
      The electron-positron dipole consists of:
      - a negative electron and a positively-charged positron
      - opposite spin on the two ends of the dipole
      The constituents of the Vacuum can be manipulated (dipole stretch induced, or dipole stretch removed) but the only way to do so is with coherence conditions imposed on the atoms of a matter object. Coherence imposed on piezo materials by a maser is one way to alter the Vacuum coherently.
      The Vacuum very rapidly quenches any attempt to alter its conditions unless the attempt is coherent. Artificial gravity can be produced in this manner.
      .

  • @satyajitdas1631
    @satyajitdas1631 9 месяцев назад

    was here two years ago did not understand a word
    now after this time i genuinely understand the controversy and what a beauty it is

  • @RitzzB
    @RitzzB 3 года назад +35

    And now.... Sir Walter lewin denied this solution as i have seen 23 minutes ago his solution.
    But i hope as a professionals of physics, you both will get a clear thought process about its solution.

    • @musicalbot9172
      @musicalbot9172 3 года назад +7

      A DISPLAY OF A VERY POOR CONDESCENDING ATTITUTE BY WALTER LEWIN! It all starts with his statement "I doubt even Prof Verma can answer this problem". Then goes on to call the solution "blatantly wrong" " and "it is wrong physics" in a poor taste.
      Dear HC Verma Sir, thanks for all ur contribution to the student community.
      Lewin just cherry picks on one phrase of HC Verma of the current being in the material and then calls the complete solution "blatantly wrong" and says that "it is wrong physics" where in fact most of the solution is absolutely correct. It's just that HC Verma should have used the language "E and B go to zero deep inside the superconductor and he could have described the distribution of current inside it but it goes far beyond the scope of JEE (the question said it was for JEE). The bigger irony is that Walter Lewin who calls Verma's solution wrong himself does not understand superconductivity and he so instead of using the phrase " deep down", says that E is zero everywhere inside .
      LEWIN himself makes TONS of mistakes in his question video...
      Zeroeth of all, he calls it a JEE problem...Seriously? Superconductivity?
      Now comes the first point. Lewin says that there can be no electric field inside the superconductor. "Blatantly Wrong!!!". Ever heard of london penetration depth?
      Lewin says in the solution video that the current will flow on the surface of the superconductor. He says that there can be no current inside the material. "Blatantly Wrong!!!" Surface by definition has zero thickness which will blow up the areal current density. The truth is that the current does flow inside the material but near the boundary of the material(near the surface, not on the surface!), significant amount of which is upto the penetration depth. Only deep down the superconducting material, B and E go towards zero.
      This penetration depth can be of the orders of nm to um or even could become very very large if you happen to go near the critical temperature.
      Second point, Lewin says "the beauty is...faradays law...creates an emf...an electric field..just OUTSIDE the superconductor"....LOL... " Blatantly Wrong!!!" What do you mean by "just outside"?
      Faraday's law holds for any hypothetical geometrical loop created anywhere in space. This is what HC Verma explains in his solution video and this is what Lewin needs to learn from him. And it is definitely clear now that you have not heard of 'penetration depth'. Current cannot propagate "outside" the material. The thing which Lewin and many others wrongly call a surface, is not a surface but a volume. In Lewin's words, HC verma's statement that current is there inside the material is wrong. Lewin also states "there cannot be any current in the superconductor".This is wrong! The current is definitely inside the material (LOL Lewin, where else the current could be?!). I again reiterate that current is not propagating on a surface but in a volume.
      Coming to the second point, Lewin gives insufficient information regarding the external magnetic field. What if its magnitude is greater than the critical magnetic field? The superconducting state will be lost.
      Third, Lewin gives insufficient information regarding the thickness of the superconducting wire. What if I use a thickness comparable to the london penetration depth of the superconducting material?

    • @rohithninan8785
      @rohithninan8785 3 года назад

      @@musicalbot9172 Reeeee

    • @musicalbot9172
      @musicalbot9172 3 года назад

      @@rohithninan8785 whats Reeee?

  • @shireen1856
    @shireen1856 3 года назад +11

    Sir!Despite being such a great professor of Science, the smile and calmness on your face white teaching shows how much you know about life and psychology ✌👏👏

  • @nishaupadhyay2577
    @nishaupadhyay2577 3 года назад +23

    Best physics professor in the world.love u sir from heart.

    • @hcverma2928
      @hcverma2928  3 года назад +41

      Thanks. But no one is best. My style appeals you that is great.

    • @nishaupadhyay2577
      @nishaupadhyay2577 3 года назад +3

      @@hcverma2928 yes sir ,thanku sir

    • @nishaupadhyay2577
      @nishaupadhyay2577 3 года назад +2

      Sir I have a question that ,if gravitational force acceleration is 9.8m/s^2,then sir if we think Is, buyount force acceleration is there or not?

    • @georgehnatiuk5806
      @georgehnatiuk5806 3 года назад +7

      @@nishaupadhyay2577 Buoyant force acceleration?
      The acceleration any object feels at earth surface is due to the NET force acting on the object (a = Fnet/M). The two main forces acting on an object in still air(atmosphere) is the gravitational force or object's weight due to the object's mass less the buoyant force acting opposite to the gravitational force on the object (Fnet = W - Fb). The buoyant force is equal to the weight of the air displaced by the object's volume. Since acceleration is F/M, then this buoyant acceleration you are asking about would be
      ab = Fb/M from a = Fnet/M = (W - Fb)/M = W/M - Fb/M = g - ab where g = 9.8m/s^2
      However, we usually talk about buoyant FORCES but not buoyant acceleration
      GH Sept 13, 2021

  • @sabarnahati4593
    @sabarnahati4593 3 года назад +2

    And now similar question is asked in JEE advanced 2021........ Sir is really great ....I could understand the question And answer it

    • @darth2580
      @darth2580 2 года назад

      i checked the paper there is no such question

  • @anshusharma4020
    @anshusharma4020 3 года назад +5

    It was necessary to respond.
    Great sir .

  • @rahulrathorejiofficial
    @rahulrathorejiofficial 3 года назад +7

    In Science you are never wrong! This simply means that this is the way by which you can't get right solution. This explores our mind to make new possibilities and challanges to look into that problem in more effective way. Inspired by Thomas Alva Edison. Respect for both of the teachers. We are learning a lot from you all. 🙏❤️

  • @khyativerma42
    @khyativerma42 3 года назад +11

    Can someone acknowledge the fact that I studied this entire chapter just because of this controversial problem.

  • @SivaKumar-mu5pj
    @SivaKumar-mu5pj 3 года назад +1

    Physics is a royal subject which wise people can only understand the truth behind it. One among the people is Prof. WALTER .L, who is so wise enough to point out mistakes of others.

  • @abhigyandasgupta7730
    @abhigyandasgupta7730 3 года назад +14

    Thank you sir, for clearing the misconceptions on this topic, as you always do. 😀😀

    • @hcverma2928
      @hcverma2928  3 года назад +9

      So nice of you

    • @ultimatedoug2227
      @ultimatedoug2227 3 года назад +2

      @@hcverma2928 the answer is wrong though. professor walter lewin explains this. I'm not scolding you for being wrong, sir, just saying that even a mistake is a win because we learn from our mistakes

    • @smylegalaxy2810
      @smylegalaxy2810 3 года назад

      @@hcverma2928 love you sir!

  • @samadeepsengupta3002
    @samadeepsengupta3002 3 года назад +5

    We Generalise a wire based circuit MOSTLY AS A ONE DIMENSIONAL WIRE with r=0 so it has no interior or exterior or the interior and exterior are virtually not present as if its a line with just 1 dimension.
    Here we are taking a wire with finite radius where it has a external and internal space different from each other or as if radius of wire is not equal to zero.
    prof verma did with the idealisation of r=0.
    I think then it just becomes a thought experiment.
    But Prof. Lewin did analysed the situation with a non zero radius .i.e the wire has a surface and then internally E=0.
    I guess with the idealisation Prof Verma's solution is not wrong.

  • @kiransen1509
    @kiransen1509 3 года назад +13

    You are best sir

  • @NikhilSharma-ve4fl
    @NikhilSharma-ve4fl 3 года назад +1

    Just woke up after spending 3 hours with the concepts of physics book....and ut is amazing to see your video recomendation........

  • @ishwardayalsingh7091
    @ishwardayalsingh7091 3 года назад +2

    Literally respescted sir, even in generation of online mode due to corona virus it really helps to fall in love with physics is only possible by your these intresting sessions of physics....inspiring for us🙏🙏

    • @hcverma2928
      @hcverma2928  3 года назад

      All the best. Thanks.

    • @ishwardayalsingh7091
      @ishwardayalsingh7091 3 года назад

      @@hcverma2928 thank you sir🙏

    • @mita4931
      @mita4931 3 года назад

      @@hcverma2928
      Dear sir
      Where I will ask my new doubts ?
      Can you please tell me !!!

  • @vikasgurjar3427
    @vikasgurjar3427 3 года назад +1

    Sir after watching your videos and your explanation simplicity my physics fear gone away. Now I work hard to rock in physics.🙏🙏

  • @akhandbharat3537
    @akhandbharat3537 3 года назад

    You are absolutely great sir....
    Every one has different approach of solving questions....

  • @ratnadasdutta4833
    @ratnadasdutta4833 3 года назад

    Nature and it's beauty. It will work as it is. Respect for both Prof. HC Verma and Prof. Walter Lewin

  • @physicalworld6563
    @physicalworld6563 2 года назад

    I am satisfied with H C Verma's solution. I never find any wrong with it. Thank you H C Verma Sir

  • @thecosmosify841
    @thecosmosify841 3 года назад +11

    Genius teacher and my inspiration to pursue research in physics instead of engineering in a company.♥️♥️♥️♥️

    • @comicalamita1852
      @comicalamita1852 3 года назад +1

      😁

    • @dhruvmishra2000
      @dhruvmishra2000 3 года назад +1

      Sir if earth moves at 1675km/hr and if we moved a car at 50kmhr at the same direction so technically its speed will 1725kkm/hr ???? Please answer the question

    • @thecosmosify841
      @thecosmosify841 3 года назад

      @@dhruvmishra2000 it depends from which frame you are asking if you are asking from a stationary frame outside the earth then it will be 1725 but if the frame is inside the car then speed of car will be zero if the frame is outside the car and on the earth then it will be 50km/hr.

    • @hcverma2928
      @hcverma2928  3 года назад +1

      So nice.

    • @sakshammalhotra2914
      @sakshammalhotra2914 3 года назад

      @@dhruvmishra2000 no bro car is moving on surface . Of earth so technically tangential vel of earth gets vectorilly added to it but in the frame of outside earth

  • @mukulmehra8593
    @mukulmehra8593 3 года назад +5

    You are the best sir 👍

  • @amlanjyotichoudhury7573
    @amlanjyotichoudhury7573 3 года назад +1

    Thank you sir , when in a video i saw this question, i guessed a bit about lenz law but from this video i got conceptual clarity. Thank you sir. Please keep making more such videos.

  • @praveenthakur8142
    @praveenthakur8142 3 года назад +6

    sir thank you very much for making physics interesting (interesting to pahile se tha par aapne usko ek feeling de di)

  • @shivam__singh
    @shivam__singh 3 года назад

    Sir Your solution is correct no one can prove it wrong conceptually 🙏🙏🙏

  • @himanshutiwari3828
    @himanshutiwari3828 3 года назад

    "Green board, white chalk & smiling face" are the only assets that professor have! Sir,you're the epitome of simplicity, a truly gem of INDIA. Thanks for your incomparable "SMILE", sir.

  • @amansinghkarchuli1005
    @amansinghkarchuli1005 3 года назад +1

    He is sooo humble and kind person I want to meet u sir once in my life And in physics anyone in this world not know completely they just guess with many assumption even Albert Einstein not believe in quantum mechanics but it is true physics is endless and their are soo many many things which are out of our imagination.

    • @alexleibovici4834
      @alexleibovici4834 3 года назад

      > Albert Einstein not believe in quantum mechanics
      He did not believe in one particular *interpretation* of QM !

    • @amansinghkarchuli1005
      @amansinghkarchuli1005 3 года назад

      @@alexleibovici4834 he has a different perspective of quantum mechanics and when he doesn't believe in quantum mechanics interpretation we say that he was not believed in quantum mechanics he say that their is any mistake by us in very fundamental level of our understanding of universe

    • @alexleibovici4834
      @alexleibovici4834 3 года назад

      @@amansinghkarchuli1005
      > when he doesn't believe in quantum mechanics interpretation we say that he was not believed in quantum mechanics
      If we say that, than we are wrong ! It is because QM works very well, and Einstein knew this. He died in 1955, and by that time QM applications made big advances: in computing spectrums of atoms and molecules, even with relativistic correction, and also quantum electrodynamics (Feynman and others).
      What he was against is the the Copenhagen interpretation of QM (it is the observer that creates the reality) and he believed that QM, being probabilistic, is not THE ultimate theory.
      I recommend you Mario Bunge, for example "Philosophy of Physics", Ch. 5.

    • @amansinghkarchuli1005
      @amansinghkarchuli1005 3 года назад

      @@alexleibovici4834 thank you so much brother I am preparing for iit but I interesting in QM so I know a very little things about this, I want to share something which I found in ancient Indian books you know Vedas, Upanishads. In Upanishads the same thing IT is the observer who creates the reality is written and I am so shocked after studying this and in Vedas their is much more than this which today science proof and this is very interesting..

    • @alexleibovici4834
      @alexleibovici4834 3 года назад

      @@amansinghkarchuli1005
      The idea that the observer creates the reality is called "solipsism"

  • @lazybychoice5958
    @lazybychoice5958 3 года назад +12

    Anyone after walten lewin's latest video?

  • @subhasissarkar1357
    @subhasissarkar1357 3 года назад

    I happen to came across a quote by Richard Feynman that "science is the belief in the ignorance of experts". Which is to say that there is no scientific authority, humans can all be wrong at one thing or another and that's ok, because remember the moment of being wrong is the moment of humbleness and more importantly learning.

  • @atharvaexplains4234
    @atharvaexplains4234 3 года назад +57

    Professor Walter declared this explanation as a wrong solution and HC Verma sir accepted it as incomplete solution.

    • @musicalbot9172
      @musicalbot9172 3 года назад

      Can you pls tell me where he accepted it to be incomplete? Was it some comment on video or somewhere else?

    • @jeetendrasinghrawat6661
      @jeetendrasinghrawat6661 3 года назад

      @@musicalbot9172 in Walter lewins lecture

    • @musicalbot9172
      @musicalbot9172 3 года назад

      @@jeetendrasinghrawat6661 did he comment on walter lewins video?

    • @jeetendrasinghrawat6661
      @jeetendrasinghrawat6661 3 года назад

      @@musicalbot9172 nope , Walter lewin himself saw video in hc vermas channel when he came to know that hc verma had solved his question

    • @musicalbot9172
      @musicalbot9172 3 года назад +5

      @@jeetendrasinghrawat6661 read the comment carefully. It says "HC verma sir accepted it as incomplete solution". I am asking where did hc verma accept it as incomplete.....
      And this Walter Lewin, he has a very poor condescending attitude. Calls HC Verma "blatantly" wrong when in fact he was correct for most of the part. He himself makes tons of mistakes in his question video himself and calls others blatantly wrong.

  • @prabhasbhandari2792
    @prabhasbhandari2792 3 года назад +2

    Thank You Padma Shri HC Verma Sir. Love from Nepal🇳🇵❤️🙏

    • @sandeepkarki4575
      @sandeepkarki4575 3 года назад +1

      Ma comment herdai garda ysta comments ni bhetxu 😁😁

    • @prabhasbhandari2792
      @prabhasbhandari2792 3 года назад

      @@sandeepkarki4575 Chalo accha hey😂🙏

  • @maharanapratapamsanthan5507
    @maharanapratapamsanthan5507 3 года назад

    We proud Sir that we connect Both great Scientists H.C. Verma & Walter Levine.🙏🏻🙏🏻

  • @zero2infinityx9
    @zero2infinityx9 3 года назад +1

    Prof HC Verma is correct in saying that electrical field inside the super conductor is zero. However, at the surface/boundary of superconductor the electrical field won’t be zero. This is the one thing Prof Walter Lewin *added*. In this case, current will flow on the surface of superconductor only.
    On side note: I have never found a better book than concept of physics. It was this book that made me crack IIT JEE. Thanks.

    • @AsifShah-fi7oj
      @AsifShah-fi7oj 3 года назад

      Does it act like a topological insulator?

    • @zero2infinityx9
      @zero2infinityx9 3 года назад

      @@AsifShah-fi7oj By definition- it seems like. However, the way I think is that at the boundary of the superconductor- at one side conductivity is infinity and at the other side, it is close to zero. So at the boundary, conductivity can have anything between zero and infinity.

  • @BheemChandGoyal
    @BheemChandGoyal 3 года назад +1

    Very very simple and to the point explanation sir.
    India's pride HC Verma sir

  • @varunahlawat9013
    @varunahlawat9013 3 года назад +1

    Sir wrote in hindi, shanka samadhan, WHICH MEANS: DOUBTFUL SOLUTION, HE WAS NOT SURE ABOUT THIS SOLUTION ! WOW SIR...

  • @iAmit_Kumar
    @iAmit_Kumar 3 года назад +3

    Awesome Explain.. And Awesome update.. 👍💓💯🙏

  • @MRAlmond-nb8pc
    @MRAlmond-nb8pc Год назад

    thankyou so much sir you cleared a big misconception

  • @exotic8017
    @exotic8017 2 года назад

    Best professor in the world 👍👍

  • @lazybychoice5958
    @lazybychoice5958 3 года назад +14

    It's lewin vs verma sir now no matters who is right but it's going crazy 🔥 we love both of them 😍

    • @shahnazwm
      @shahnazwm 3 года назад +5

      It's not 'vs' at all, few viewers are making it seem like 'vs'

    • @flix7280
      @flix7280 3 года назад +2

      @@shahnazwm it's prof hcv and prof Lewin

    • @jankiprasadsoni6793
      @jankiprasadsoni6793 3 года назад +1

      Hey man, stop writing Lewin 'vs' verma! It's a discussion between professors on a problem, not any kind of 'prove him wrong' competition!!!

    • @nitiann
      @nitiann 3 года назад

      U r right Walter sir is trying to show off otherwise there is no need to put a video that HCV couldn't make it

  • @_John_Sean_Walker
    @_John_Sean_Walker 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for the lecture, professor Verma.
    I think your answer is better than professor Lewin's answer.

  • @pkclasses1214
    @pkclasses1214 3 года назад +1

    Sir you are one of the greatest teacher 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @itharaneeshwar8480
    @itharaneeshwar8480 3 года назад +1

    sir love your way of teaching

  • @niteshghosh1762
    @niteshghosh1762 3 года назад

    I am so Inspired by you sir...by so many achievements but you are so humble and no compare of your intelligence...I hope I will become like u one day ❤❤

  • @manashbhatta9253
    @manashbhatta9253 3 года назад +1

    Thanks sir because of you and Walter Lewin sir, I fell in love with physics.

  • @AyushSingh-mn8ed
    @AyushSingh-mn8ed 3 года назад +12

    Good reply to respected Walter lewin sir

  • @supriyverma1148
    @supriyverma1148 3 года назад

    True Science and Idea should be appreciated. Science & Nature proves us wrong every now & then.

  • @dhruvbaghel466
    @dhruvbaghel466 3 года назад

    This video can't be an ordinary video..
    I can feel the presence of some energy.. ❤️

  • @sutapachakravorty9991
    @sutapachakravorty9991 3 года назад +4

    Very informative lecture. Thankyou sir

  • @nishok3502
    @nishok3502 3 года назад +20

    Sir Can the change in magnetic flux can be zero at the very INSTANT during the motion of the magnet? ( since information cannot travel above speed of light )

    • @beenamorya1664
      @beenamorya1664 3 года назад

      I feel it must not
      Because magnetic field lines are infinite and are always present as ideal behaviour of magnetic fields so even on the infinitesimal disturbance on magnetic field would generate emf thus flux≠0 at the very instant

    • @achillesinvader3921
      @achillesinvader3921 3 года назад

      @@beenamorya1664 ellaborate plz

  • @parijatsutradhar
    @parijatsutradhar 3 года назад +2

    Honestly speaking this was quite easy question, seeing from a iit point of view... like if u have ur concept clear... this is a like a scoring question for u

    • @parijatsutradhar
      @parijatsutradhar 3 года назад

      @mahi jain ya i mean u say that after watching prof Lewin's video... and i never said jee adv is easy... and i am in class 12 prep for iit... i know about jee adv

    • @achillesinvader3921
      @achillesinvader3921 3 года назад

      @@parijatsutradhar can u tell my what is. Question they are debating for?i mean lewin vs Verma

    • @parijatsutradhar
      @parijatsutradhar 3 года назад

      @@achillesinvader3921 So there was a question (that came in the jee advanced exam), that asked what will happen when there is a changing magnetic field through a coil made of completely super conducting material (u can get the exact question in prof Lewin's channel)... so the controversy was that Prof. HC Verma gave a solution, which was later disagreed by Prof. Lewin...
      U can check out his video... it is quite interesting

    • @achillesinvader3921
      @achillesinvader3921 3 года назад

      @@parijatsutradhar First of. All bro you are looking handsome in spec s and can u give detailed about this....because i am not geting his language

    • @parijatsutradhar
      @parijatsutradhar 3 года назад

      @@achillesinvader3921 First of all this is my school's requirement to have a profile pic in school uniform (which is horrible)
      So coming to the question, it asked that if u oscillate a bat magnet in and out through a solenoid made of superconducting material, then will there be Electrical field, if no, then isnt it violating Faraday's Law. And secondly is there B field present in the solenoid coil... so u have to explain what is happening... the interesting part is there is a property of superconductor that even in electrodynamic condition, there E field inside the conductor is 0... but then it apparently disagrees with Faraday's law

  • @ivmusic5404
    @ivmusic5404 3 года назад

    💕💕
    Explanation simple and best as usual.
    Just how physics is.
    Still Love your book.

  • @rol286
    @rol286 2 года назад +1

    I think:
    The current will be close to infinity so that there is a finite emf generated which satisfies j=sigma E. This current will create an incredibly high amount of counter force on the source of the magnetic field that is the magnet.The magnet will be very hard to move causing the emf to drop immediately and current will come down to 0.
    I tried to think of the situation when the resistivity of the superconducting material tends to zero

  • @vikrantbajpai8705
    @vikrantbajpai8705 3 года назад +1

    Sir although urs solution to this problem is wrong but u r too a human sir,aap legend ho sir.U are MODERN RP FYNNMAN OF THE WORLD.We all respect U and Walter lewin sir too❤️.

  • @kamalsunrise5387
    @kamalsunrise5387 3 года назад +1

    Sir very useful knowledge, but i have a request, plz try to demonstrate the practical experiment as well, it will bring clarity to understand the concept.

  • @ramgobindram7402
    @ramgobindram7402 2 года назад

    Sir I thought it this way:
    If we try to move the magnet close to the loop, then the loop being made of a superconductor will compensate for the flux produced by the magnet by producing a current in the loop making net flux zero. But when the distance between the loop and the magnet becomes zero then infinite current needs to be produced in the loop which is not possible,so we can say that the loop will not let the magnet move by producing repulsive force.

  • @pragnya_IITkgp
    @pragnya_IITkgp 3 года назад +3

    Sir your lectures and problems always create a great curiosity and imagination .you created such an indomitable spirit and interests for physics in us. you reach students through different platforms .you always make sure that quality lectures n education reach to every students to all corners .
    Heartly thank you sir🙏
    we will always be grateful to you and your contributions ❤️❤️❤️

  • @arnabbiswas2906
    @arnabbiswas2906 3 года назад +5

    Truely a genius.

  • @Biharibabuhere
    @Biharibabuhere 3 года назад +1

    Sir even your solution is wrong. We love u so much ❤️.
    Great people learn from their mistakes. 👍

  • @rakesh-zd7no
    @rakesh-zd7no 3 года назад +17

    I love seeing this man smile

  • @vinayduttupadhyay3421
    @vinayduttupadhyay3421 3 года назад

    HC Verma sir and walten sir they are great scientist

  • @chemicalreactionbyckverma7590
    @chemicalreactionbyckverma7590 3 года назад +1

    Nice and clear gurujii

  • @67_pratipchakraborty55
    @67_pratipchakraborty55 3 года назад

    Sir u are really a Gem 💎 and also inspiration to me😌❤

  • @Pseudophysics1.5
    @Pseudophysics1.5 3 года назад +11

    The ans is wrong or true that will not decide my respect to prof hcv.He is always my first choice ,2nd choice and 3rd also......

  • @GauravG91
    @GauravG91 3 года назад

    TBH the solution is too convincing and doesn't seems to be wrong. First you learn extra stuff ad do your complete revision of EMI in 13 minutes. loved it..

  • @gyanamofficial7169
    @gyanamofficial7169 3 года назад +34

    Sir aapne Walter lawin sir ko achha jwab Diya 😄

    • @HangingQueen
      @HangingQueen 3 года назад +2

      When??

    • @djgoswami360
      @djgoswami360 3 года назад +1

      Wht hpnd?

    • @RoyBoyLab
      @RoyBoyLab 3 года назад +1

      @@HangingQueen problem 119

    • @HangingQueen
      @HangingQueen 3 года назад +1

      @@RoyBoyLab in Walter Lewin lecture ??

    • @RoyBoyLab
      @RoyBoyLab 3 года назад +2

      @@HangingQueen check his channel .. problem 119

  • @RaviSingh-po9fp
    @RaviSingh-po9fp 3 года назад +1

    Sir please make a video clarifying your side of explanation and address the issues pointed by Walter Lewin sir

  • @basusahu3115
    @basusahu3115 3 года назад

    Awesome concept ... Thank you for making this video...

  • @buildingforbillions3735
    @buildingforbillions3735 3 года назад

    Sir I did almost solved this problem before you started explaining .👍

  • @vilgax9955
    @vilgax9955 3 года назад +11

    Sir have replied to walter lewin sir problem.. he challanged Verma sir in his video

  • @b35-m1v
    @b35-m1v 3 года назад

    I believe in your approach

  • @farhanulkamal1855
    @farhanulkamal1855 3 года назад

    I am in love with his book 🙏🏻

  • @vishalsawarn4234
    @vishalsawarn4234 3 года назад +2

    Sir please post a short correction video. It will be easier to understand from you 😇

  • @jacobabraham2260
    @jacobabraham2260 3 года назад +2

    Hello Sir, I am a student of CBSE class 10. I enjoy each and every video of yours. I have a doubt to pose….Can a plane mirror and convex mirror form Real Images. I am aware that the answer to this is ‘YES’ and it involves the concept of ‘Virtual object’, but i am not really clear of what a ‘Virtual object’ actually means. Please make a short video explaining this concept.

    • @devanshsrivastava6372
      @devanshsrivastava6372 3 года назад

      It's when we assume an object to be placed behind the reflecting surface.

    • @abhaykumarmaurya1558
      @abhaykumarmaurya1558 2 года назад

      Yes plane mirror and convex mirror can make real image too,when the incident rays are converging rays not diverging rays.
      By the way it was a good question.

  • @trsomas
    @trsomas 2 года назад +3

    Prof Lewin says that there will be a current on the surface of the superconducting coil but not inside it. The link to the video in which has posted this solution is ruclips.net/video/fGM5AtwEmuQ/видео.html
    But he does not explain why no current inside the coil does not violate Faraday's law. As Prof HC Verma has emphasized, Faraday's law is applicable on any closed loop, even if the loop is intangible. If we want, we can consider a loop inside the coil. According to Faraday's law, an emf will be induced in that loop, which means an emf will be induced inside the coil. Then why is there no current inside the loop?

  • @sanchithuehuehue
    @sanchithuehuehue 3 года назад +13

    This exact case is mentioned in Sears and Zemnskys University Physics.

  • @anshumanchoudhary4732
    @anshumanchoudhary4732 3 года назад

    Great video sir!

  • @mrkps1986
    @mrkps1986 3 года назад

    Lots of respect.

  • @skywalker0001
    @skywalker0001 3 года назад +1

    Aap mere role model ho

  • @khaneditz1945
    @khaneditz1945 3 года назад

    i must say that Kota consist of huge minded prof. who teaches us in such a way that walter lewin sir found this question tougher,we Indians are at a level,that is actually differ in a large mass

  • @riteshbhardwaj1681
    @riteshbhardwaj1681 3 года назад +1

    We love you sir

  • @prashantlale4976
    @prashantlale4976 3 года назад

    Now this is answer to the question asked by prof. Walter👍

  • @ykmt96
    @ykmt96 3 года назад

    Can you pl link it with Meissner effect and London penetration depth and type 1 and 2 superconductors.

  • @isaivisaahan1523
    @isaivisaahan1523 3 года назад +4

    Sir Walter Lewin sir asked this question in his last video sir that's why now everyone is asking this question

    • @hcverma2928
      @hcverma2928  3 года назад +10

      that is why I got mails from students requesting to talk on this.

    • @anshusharma4020
      @anshusharma4020 3 года назад +1

      @@hcverma2928 he take your name in his video.

    • @starless7972
      @starless7972 3 года назад

      @@hcverma2928 and tell you are wrong