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... components of the tensor yi , by the symmetry conditions . In general , this tensor ( which is symmetrical in the suffixes k and 7 ) has 18 independent non- zero components , but in reality the number of independent components is ...
... components of the tensor yi , by the symmetry conditions . In general , this tensor ( which is symmetrical in the suffixes k and 7 ) has 18 independent non- zero components , but in reality the number of independent components is ...
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... components are Yz , xy , Yx , yzYy , xz , Yz , xx = -Y2 , yy , Yz , zx = -Yy , zy . One of these can be made to vanish by a suitable choice of the x and y axes . The class D3 has one axis of symmetry of the third order ( the z - axis ...
... components are Yz , xy , Yx , yzYy , xz , Yz , xx = -Y2 , yy , Yz , zx = -Yy , zy . One of these can be made to vanish by a suitable choice of the x and y axes . The class D3 has one axis of symmetry of the third order ( the z - axis ...
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... components ( i.e. Se ( t ) must be so resolved ) ; the distribution of intensity as a function of Aw will then be given by the squared modulus of the component G. However , the factor exp ( -iq ∙ r ) in ( 94.4 ) cannot be replaced by ...
... components ( i.e. Se ( t ) must be so resolved ) ; the distribution of intensity as a function of Aw will then be given by the squared modulus of the component G. However , the factor exp ( -iq ∙ r ) in ( 94.4 ) cannot be replaced by ...
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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