Angular momentum and cross product

[CountGrishnakh]

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[Khgxcji]

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[hannakennedy]

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[manuboker]

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[carultch]

One explanation I've heard for why it is called L, is that it commonly is based on two perpendicular vectors (r and p), and L looks like two perpendicular vectors. One of the rare examples where the appearance instead of pronunciation, determines our letter choice. I've also seen H for Hamilton, when the writer wants to keep L available to stand for something else.

[Anteater]

I don't get how L can be the cross product of these two vectors. Because the angular momentum will then be perpendicular to the linear momentum of the particle at a given time.

[stevedaguy]

Are you writing all of that mirrored????

[ahmadsaeed]

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