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... determined from the condition of continuity of the normal component of the induction , n.D = n . & , or n ‹ eikEx = ni € irEx + + Аeiknink Eini . Hence A - ( Eik - dix ) niEk / eimninm . = = PROBLEM 5. Determine the torque on an ...
... determined from the condition of continuity of the normal component of the induction , n.D = n . & , or n ‹ eikEx = ni € irEx + + Аeiknink Eini . Hence A - ( Eik - dix ) niEk / eimninm . = = PROBLEM 5. Determine the torque on an ...
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... determined by the structure of the non - pyroelectric phase beyond the Curie point . In some cases it is uniquely determined , in the sense that the ferroelectric axis can lie in only one , crystallographically determinate , direction ...
... determined by the structure of the non - pyroelectric phase beyond the Curie point . In some cases it is uniquely determined , in the sense that the ferroelectric axis can lie in only one , crystallographically determinate , direction ...
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... determined from the condition that H = 21 / ca on the surface of the wire , a being the radius of the wire and I the ... determined simultaneously . Only in the limiting case of strong skin effect is the problem again simplified ...
... determined from the condition that H = 21 / ca on the surface of the wire , a being the radius of the wire and I the ... determined simultaneously . Only in the limiting case of strong skin effect is the problem again simplified ...
Contents
ELECTROSTATICS OF CONDUCTORS 1 The electrostatic field of conductors | 1 |
2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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