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... corresponding fa are those of the vector E , so that the coefficients ab are in this case Vaik . Thus we can use the generalised principle of the symmetry of the kinetic coefficients ( SP ( 124.13 ) ) to deduce that the tensor cik is ...
... corresponding fa are those of the vector E , so that the coefficients ab are in this case Vaik . Thus we can use the generalised principle of the symmetry of the kinetic coefficients ( SP ( 124.13 ) ) to deduce that the tensor cik is ...
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... corresponding principal value of eu by e . The directions of the other two principal axes , in a plane per- pendicular to the optical axis , are arbitrary , and the corresponding principal values , which we denote by e , are equal . If ...
... corresponding principal value of eu by e . The directions of the other two principal axes , in a plane per- pendicular to the optical axis , are arbitrary , and the corresponding principal values , which we denote by e , are equal . If ...
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... corresponding ( non - coherent ) scattering of X - rays . One cause of non - coherent scattering is the thermal fluctuations of density . This scattering is " diffusely " distributed in all directions , but it is characterised by a ...
... corresponding ( non - coherent ) scattering of X - rays . One cause of non - coherent scattering is the thermal fluctuations of density . This scattering is " diffusely " distributed in all directions , but it is characterised by a ...
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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