Electromagnetic Radiation Pressure and Momentum Step by Step
A lightweight execution-visualization book.
Radiant Source Ledgers
Irradiance Is Power per Area
Spreading the Same Power Lowers Irradiance
Beam Energy Uses Irradiance, Area, and Time
Pressure on Surfaces
Absorbing Surface Pressure Is Irradiance over Speed
Mirror Pressure Doubles the Momentum Change
Pressure Direction Follows the Surface Normal
Force, Impulse, and Momentum
Pressure on Area Makes Force
Impulse Accumulates over a Time Window
Energy over Speed Matches Absorber Impulse
Projection and Source Audit
Oblique Beam Uses Normal Projection
Mirror Impulse Is the Doubled Case
Radiation Audit Cites Every Source
Relation Cross-Scans
Irradiance Power-Area Cross-Scan
Beam Energy Area-Time Cross-Scan
Pressure-Force Cross-Scan
Impulse-Projection Cross-Scan
Boundary Depth Scans
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