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... equations has been derived , strictly speaking , only for constant currents and magnetic fields . It is therefore necessary to specify conditions under which this equation can reliably be used for variable fields . In equation ( 45.4 ) ...
... equations has been derived , strictly speaking , only for constant currents and magnetic fields . It is therefore necessary to specify conditions under which this equation can reliably be used for variable fields . In equation ( 45.4 ) ...
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... equation of ordinary fluid dynamics can be written ( using the equation of continuity ) in the form † Novi ) / dt = - дПік / дхк , = ( 51.7 ) where II is the momentum flux density tensor : Пik pvivk + pdik— oʻik . Equation ( 51.4 ) can ...
... equation of ordinary fluid dynamics can be written ( using the equation of continuity ) in the form † Novi ) / dt = - дПік / дхк , = ( 51.7 ) where II is the momentum flux density tensor : Пik pvivk + pdik— oʻik . Equation ( 51.4 ) can ...
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... equation in the second , we obtain for E the equation - AE + ( ew2 / c2 ) E – grad div E = 0 . Elimination of E gives for H the equation ( 68.1 ) ( 68.2 ) ^ H + ( ew2 / c2 ) H + ( 1 / € ) grad e x curlH = 0 . These equations are ...
... equation in the second , we obtain for E the equation - AE + ( ew2 / c2 ) E – grad div E = 0 . Elimination of E gives for H the equation ( 68.1 ) ( 68.2 ) ^ H + ( ew2 / c2 ) H + ( 1 / € ) grad e x curlH = 0 . These equations are ...
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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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