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( 6 ) Calculate the surface - charge distribution on the inner sphere . ( c ) Calculate the polarization - charge density induced on the surface of the dielectric at r = a . 4.7 The following data on the variation of dielectric constant ...
( 6 ) Calculate the surface - charge distribution on the inner sphere . ( c ) Calculate the polarization - charge density induced on the surface of the dielectric at r = a . 4.7 The following data on the variation of dielectric constant ...
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( a ) Calculate the diffracted fields and the power per unit solid angle transmitted through the opening , using the vector Kirchhoff formula ( 9.82 ) with the assumption that the tangential electric field in the opening is the ...
( a ) Calculate the diffracted fields and the power per unit solid angle transmitted through the opening , using the vector Kirchhoff formula ( 9.82 ) with the assumption that the tangential electric field in the opening is the ...
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Calculate the ratio of the 2 component of the electromagnetic angular momentum to the energy in the field . ... some integrations by parts , and to use the differential equation satisfied by Ez , in order to simplify your calculations .
Calculate the ratio of the 2 component of the electromagnetic angular momentum to the energy in the field . ... some integrations by parts , and to use the differential equation satisfied by Ez , in order to simplify your calculations .
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Introduction to Electrostatics | 1 |
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