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For such small angles the angular distribution (14.39) can be written
approximately dP(t') - 8 e^*.s (20): a-w 10 * . . " (I 3 or (14.41) The natural angular
unit is evidently y-'. The angular distribution is shown in Fig. 14.5 with angles
measured in ...
For such small angles the angular distribution (14.39) can be written
approximately dP(t') - 8 e^*.s (20): a-w 10 * . . " (I 3 or (14.41) The natural angular
unit is evidently y-'. The angular distribution is shown in Fig. 14.5 with angles
measured in ...
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We note that electric and magnetic multipoles of a given (l, m) have the same
angular dependence, but have polarizations at right angles to one another. Thus
the multipole order can be determined by measurement of the angular
distribution ...
We note that electric and magnetic multipoles of a given (l, m) have the same
angular dependence, but have polarizations at right angles to one another. Thus
the multipole order can be determined by measurement of the angular
distribution ...
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Power, radiated, angular distribution of quadrupole, 275, 552 radiated, by
charged particle, 470, 472 radiated, by charged particle in accelerators, 471
radiated, by charge in arbitrary periodic motion, 501 radiated, by multipoles, 550 f
. radiated, ...
Power, radiated, angular distribution of quadrupole, 275, 552 radiated, by
charged particle, 470, 472 radiated, by charged particle in accelerators, 471
radiated, by charge in arbitrary periodic motion, 501 radiated, by multipoles, 550 f
. radiated, ...
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