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... depends on the distribution of current in it , which may vary with the manner of excitation of the current , i.e. ... depend on the distribution of current over the cross - section.t Let us write the self - inductance as L = Le + Lt ...
... depends on the distribution of current in it , which may vary with the manner of excitation of the current , i.e. ... depend on the distribution of current over the cross - section.t Let us write the self - inductance as L = Le + Lt ...
Page 193
... depends linearly on the constant axial vector H , can be written as A ß curl ( ƒ ) , where ẞ is a constant . Thus we have ẞ curl curl ( ƒ ) Hi -・= ( 3ƒ ' B ( ~ — ' + k2ƒ ) $ −ß ( 31 ́ + k2ƒı ) ( n · H ) n , r + k2f - B r where n is a ...
... depends linearly on the constant axial vector H , can be written as A ß curl ( ƒ ) , where ẞ is a constant . Thus we have ẞ curl curl ( ƒ ) Hi -・= ( 3ƒ ' B ( ~ — ' + k2ƒ ) $ −ß ( 31 ́ + k2ƒı ) ( n · H ) n , r + k2f - B r where n is a ...
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... depend greatly on the nature of the motion and are , for instance , completely different for steady and for non - steady ... depends on x also , because there must be a constant pressure gradient in the direction of motion in order to ...
... depend greatly on the nature of the motion and are , for instance , completely different for steady and for non - steady ... depends on x also , because there must be a constant pressure gradient in the direction of motion in order to ...
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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