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... relation ( 5.87 ) and the phenomenon of hysteresis allow the creation of permanent magnets . We can solve equations ( 5.112 ) for one relation between Hin and Bin by eliminating M : Bin + 2Hin = 3Bo ( 5.116 ) The hysteresis curve ...
... relation ( 5.87 ) and the phenomenon of hysteresis allow the creation of permanent magnets . We can solve equations ( 5.112 ) for one relation between Hin and Bin by eliminating M : Bin + 2Hin = 3Bo ( 5.116 ) The hysteresis curve ...
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... relation , expressing the imaginary part as an integral over the real . ( b ) Show by direct calculation with the dispersion relation that in a frequency range where resonant absorption occurs there is necessarily anomalous dispersion ...
... relation , expressing the imaginary part as an integral over the real . ( b ) Show by direct calculation with the dispersion relation that in a frequency range where resonant absorption occurs there is necessarily anomalous dispersion ...
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John David Jackson. Classical electron radius , 490 , 589 Clausius - Mossotti relation , 119 Closure , see Completeness relation Collisions , between charged particles as energy - loss mechanism , 430 relativistic kinematics of , 400 ...
John David Jackson. Classical electron radius , 490 , 589 Clausius - Mossotti relation , 119 Closure , see Completeness relation Collisions , between charged particles as energy - loss mechanism , 430 relativistic kinematics of , 400 ...
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