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... calculation of its magnitude from formulae ( 8.9 ) gives K = ( e − 1 ) 2 | 1 — 3n | E2V sin 2x 8π [ ne + 1 − n ] [ ( 1 −n ) e + 1 + n ] ' where a is the angle between the direction of & and the axis of symmetry of the spheroid , and ...
... calculation of its magnitude from formulae ( 8.9 ) gives K = ( e − 1 ) 2 | 1 — 3n | E2V sin 2x 8π [ ne + 1 − n ] [ ( 1 −n ) e + 1 + n ] ' where a is the angle between the direction of & and the axis of symmetry of the spheroid , and ...
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... calculation of the total force on a dielectric in an electric field in a vacuum can also be approached in another way by expressing this force , not in terms of the actual field , but in terms of the field & which would be produced by ...
... calculation of the total force on a dielectric in an electric field in a vacuum can also be approached in another way by expressing this force , not in terms of the actual field , but in terms of the field & which would be produced by ...
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... calculations involve only the spectral components of the fields , the required total attraction force F must be ... calculation includes a term which diverges on integration with respect to w . This term , however , is independent ...
... calculations involve only the spectral components of the fields , the required total attraction force F must be ... calculation includes a term which diverges on integration with respect to w . This term , however , is independent ...
Contents
ELECTROSTATICS OF CONDUCTORS 1 The electrostatic field of conductors | 1 |
2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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