Talk:Rigid rotor

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The rigid rotor article is too limited (only linear rotors). Does anybody object to me extending it? (P.wormer)

I finished extending it P.wormer 13:38, 19 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Units

A previous author wrote \bar B in wavenumbers by dividing B by c (speed of light). An author with IP from UCLA changed this. Now the bar on top of B and the sentence about wavenumbers don't make sense. Please, anonymous from LA look at it more deeply.--86.81.145.23 09:50, 12 December 2006 (UTC) (= P.wormer)

Waited 10 days and put units straight. --P.wormer 13:42, 22 December 2006 (UTC) (P.wormer)

[edit] Outside link

A link to http://www.teraproofs.com/rigid_rotor.html has been removed from this page by "Jouster." Since the owner of the website posted it, he has taken it upon himself to remove the link. It has a comprehensive fully worked out solution to the rigid rotor problem. Please check it out, and if any of you think it is worth looking at, please link to it on the main pg.

• I had no problems with the link to teraproofs.com. Contents are OK. My only point of criticism is the number of ads on the teraprooofs.com site. For me that wasn't enough reason to remove this outside link.--P.wormer 14:02, 24 May 2007 (UTC)