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... angular distribution ( 14.39 ) can be written approximately 8e22 dP ( t ' ) ΔΩ 28 ( 20 ) 2 π C3 ( 1+ y202 ) 5 ( 14.41 ) The natural angular unit is evidently y1 . The angular distribution is shown in Fig . 14.5 with angles measured in ...
... angular distribution ( 14.39 ) can be written approximately 8e22 dP ( t ' ) ΔΩ 28 ( 20 ) 2 π C3 ( 1+ y202 ) 5 ( 14.41 ) The natural angular unit is evidently y1 . The angular distribution is shown in Fig . 14.5 with angles measured in ...
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... angular dependence , but have polarizations at right angles to one another . Thus the multipole order can be determined by measurement of the angular distribution of radiated power , but the character of the radiation ( electric or ...
... angular dependence , but have polarizations at right angles to one another . Thus the multipole order can be determined by measurement of the angular distribution of radiated power , but the character of the radiation ( electric or ...
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... angular distribution of radiation , and the total power radiated . 16.3 The uniform charge density of Problem 16.2 is replaced by a uniform . density of intrinsic magnetization parallel to the z axis and having total magnetic moment M ...
... angular distribution of radiation , and the total power radiated . 16.3 The uniform charge density of Problem 16.2 is replaced by a uniform . density of intrinsic magnetization parallel to the z axis and having total magnetic moment M ...
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