Appendix E: Pseudovectors and the Mirror Test
B. R. Kusse, Erik A. Westwig · 2006
The mirror test provides an intuitive way to identify a pseudovector.A "regular" polar vector will reflect, as you would expect, in a mirror but a pseudovector will be reversed.An example of this test, taken from electromagnetism, is described in Figure E. 1.The real system on the left is a positively charged particle moving in a circular orbit.counterclockwise when viewed from above.This motion results in the average ~