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The amplitude A(k) describes the properties of the linear superposition of the
different waves. ... O)e-** dr (7.27) If u(x, 0) represents a harmonic wave e” for all r
, the orthogonality relation (2.52) shows that A(k) = v276(k – ko), corresponding to
a ...
The amplitude A(k) describes the properties of the linear superposition of the
different waves. ... O)e-** dr (7.27) If u(x, 0) represents a harmonic wave e” for all r
, the orthogonality relation (2.52) shows that A(k) = v276(k – ko), corresponding to
a ...
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The relativistic Doppler shift formulas can be obtained from the fact that the phase
of a light wave is an invariant quantity. Actually, the phase of any plane wave is
invariant under a Lorentz transformation, the reason being that the phase can be
...
The relativistic Doppler shift formulas can be obtained from the fact that the phase
of a light wave is an invariant quantity. Actually, the phase of any plane wave is
invariant under a Lorentz transformation, the reason being that the phase can be
...
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Transverse waves, in magnetohydrodynamics, 331 in plasma, 226, 339 plane,
204 Traveling wave solutions, 203, 212 in wave guide, 244 Uncertainty principle,
209, 215 use of, to obtain quantum-mechanical modifications, 440, 442, 453, 455
, ...
Transverse waves, in magnetohydrodynamics, 331 in plasma, 226, 339 plane,
204 Traveling wave solutions, 203, 212 in wave guide, 244 Uncertainty principle,
209, 215 use of, to obtain quantum-mechanical modifications, 440, 442, 453, 455
, ...
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| Title | Classical Electrodynamics |
| Author | John David Jackson |
| Publisher | Wiley, 1963 |
| Length | 641 pages |
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