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... Macroscopic Electrostatics ; Effects of Aggregates of Atoms The equations ▽ . € = Απρί ▽ × € = 0 ( 4.20 ) govern electrostatic phenomena of all types , provided the ... Macroscopic Media , Dielectrics 103 Macroscopic electrostatics,
... Macroscopic Electrostatics ; Effects of Aggregates of Atoms The equations ▽ . € = Απρί ▽ × € = 0 ( 4.20 ) govern electrostatic phenomena of all types , provided the ... Macroscopic Media , Dielectrics 103 Macroscopic electrostatics,
Page 194
... Macroscopic Equations Although the equations of electrodynamics have been written in macro- scopic form for the most part in this chapter , the reader ... macroscopic potentials averages 194 Classical Electrodynamics Macroscopic equations,
... Macroscopic Equations Although the equations of electrodynamics have been written in macro- scopic form for the most part in this chapter , the reader ... macroscopic potentials averages 194 Classical Electrodynamics Macroscopic equations,
Page 617
... macroscopic field variables D and H. If the averaged electromagnetic properties of a material medium are described by a macroscopic polarization P and a magnetization M , the general forms of the definitions of D and H are D = εE + ...
... macroscopic field variables D and H. If the averaged electromagnetic properties of a material medium are described by a macroscopic polarization P and a magnetization M , the general forms of the definitions of D and H are D = εE + ...
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