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... given by 1 де 1 = -- Е дп + R1 R2 where R1 and R2 are the principal radii of curvature of the surface . 1.11 Prove Green's reciprocation theorem : If is the potential due to a volume- charge density p and a surface - charge density σ ...
... given by 1 де 1 = -- Е дп + R1 R2 where R1 and R2 are the principal radii of curvature of the surface . 1.11 Prove Green's reciprocation theorem : If is the potential due to a volume- charge density p and a surface - charge density σ ...
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... given by r - 2 times equation ( 9.23 ) . ( b ) Show that the imaginary part of S has components in the r and 0 directions given by Im S , Im So = ck 85 P2 sin2 0 = ck p2 4пр5 12 ( 1 + k2r2 ) sin cos 0 Make a sketch to show the direction ...
... given by r - 2 times equation ( 9.23 ) . ( b ) Show that the imaginary part of S has components in the r and 0 directions given by Im S , Im So = ck 85 P2 sin2 0 = ck p2 4пр5 12 ( 1 + k2r2 ) sin cos 0 Make a sketch to show the direction ...
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... given an expression ( 13.82 ) for the energy emitted as Cherenkov radiation , it is instructive to look at the ... given point in space - time depended on the behavior of the particle at one earlier point in space - time , the retarded ...
... given an expression ( 13.82 ) for the energy emitted as Cherenkov radiation , it is instructive to look at the ... given point in space - time depended on the behavior of the particle at one earlier point in space - time , the retarded ...
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