Greetings,
Here's my attempt to calculate the gravitomagnetic acceleration of a spinning disk and it's based on solution 2 here:
http://pleclair.ua.edu/ph126/Homework/HW5_SOLN.pdf

Converting the vacuum permittivity:

Converting a magnetic field to a gravitomagnetic field:

Converting to an acceleration:

So for a disk of radius 0.15 m spinning at 12k RPM we'll have the following acceleration vs distance:

So I would like to know if I got this right.
Regards.
Here's my attempt to calculate the gravitomagnetic acceleration of a spinning disk and it's based on solution 2 here:
http://pleclair.ua.edu/ph126/Homework/HW5_SOLN.pdf
Converting the vacuum permittivity:
Converting a magnetic field to a gravitomagnetic field:
Converting to an acceleration:
So for a disk of radius 0.15 m spinning at 12k RPM we'll have the following acceleration vs distance:
So I would like to know if I got this right.
Regards.
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