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... differentiating various components σik : Uik = — – dÕ / dσik , where ( 38.2 ) with respect to the includes also the ordinary elastic energy ( with reversed sign ; see the first footnote to §17 ) . For a cubic crystal , the latter energy ...
... differentiating various components σik : Uik = — – dÕ / dσik , where ( 38.2 ) with respect to the includes also the ordinary elastic energy ( with reversed sign ; see the first footnote to §17 ) . For a cubic crystal , the latter energy ...
Page 177
... differentiating equation ( 43.14 ) . It may be noted that , if we substitute in ( 43.14 ) ( after ) , др / т әт ( obtained by differentiating the equation Her ( p , T ) Her = aT др / Hcr = constant ) , we obtain = Q T ( Vn - Vs ) ...
... differentiating equation ( 43.14 ) . It may be noted that , if we substitute in ( 43.14 ) ( after ) , др / т әт ( obtained by differentiating the equation Her ( p , T ) Her = aT др / Hcr = constant ) , we obtain = Q T ( Vn - Vs ) ...
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... Differentiating ( again for given w ) the equation n · s = 1 , we obtain n · ds + s · dn = 0 , and therefore n.8s 0 , which proves the above statement . = This relation between the surfaces of n and s can be made more precise . Let no ...
... Differentiating ( again for given w ) the equation n · s = 1 , we obtain n · ds + s · dn = 0 , and therefore n.8s 0 , which proves the above statement . = This relation between the surfaces of n and s can be made more precise . Let no ...
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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