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... discontinuity occurs . In reality , however , it is found that essentially different types of discontinuity again occur ( F. DE HOFFMANN and E. TELLER , 1950 ) . = Let us consider , first of all , discontinuities for which j = 0. This ...
... discontinuity occurs . In reality , however , it is found that essentially different types of discontinuity again occur ( F. DE HOFFMANN and E. TELLER , 1950 ) . = Let us consider , first of all , discontinuities for which j = 0. This ...
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... discontinuities cannot exist indefinitely , even if the conditions ( 53.13 ) are fulfilled . Although no turbu- lence occurs , the sharp discontinuity is replaced by a gradually widening transitional region , in which the velocity and ...
... discontinuities cannot exist indefinitely , even if the conditions ( 53.13 ) are fulfilled . Although no turbu- lence occurs , the sharp discontinuity is replaced by a gradually widening transitional region , in which the velocity and ...
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... discontinuity in an incompressible fluid . The vector Ht ( and therefore v1 ) has a discontinuity in magnitude but not in direction , and the discontinuity of pressure is given in terms of that of the magnetic field by formula ( 54.8 ) ...
... discontinuity in an incompressible fluid . The vector Ht ( and therefore v1 ) has a discontinuity in magnitude but not in direction , and the discontinuity of pressure is given in terms of that of the magnetic field by formula ( 54.8 ) ...
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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