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... Formula ( 16.3 ) is valid whatever the relation between D and E. For a body which is neither pyroelectric nor piezoelectric , so that D1 = € ixEk , F is given by formula ( 13.4 ) and the required derivatives are Fouk Fo / duix- ( aEiEx ...
... Formula ( 16.3 ) is valid whatever the relation between D and E. For a body which is neither pyroelectric nor piezoelectric , so that D1 = € ixEk , F is given by formula ( 13.4 ) and the required derivatives are Fouk Fo / duix- ( aEiEx ...
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... formula ( 62.9 ) becomes ε ' ' ( w ) = -- 1 P ∞ ' ( x ) -1 Απσ dx + π x - w ω -∞ ( 62.11 ) but ( 62.8 ) and ( 62.10 ) remain unchanged . A further remark is also necessary as regards metals . We have said at the end of §58 that there ...
... formula ( 62.9 ) becomes ε ' ' ( w ) = -- 1 P ∞ ' ( x ) -1 Απσ dx + π x - w ω -∞ ( 62.11 ) but ( 62.8 ) and ( 62.10 ) remain unchanged . A further remark is also necessary as regards metals . We have said at the end of §58 that there ...
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... formula derived from a microscopic discussion of collisions , neglecting interactions between atoms , † only by the definition of the " ionisa- tion energy " , which is here represented by ħw . The mean ( with respect to the electrons ) ...
... formula derived from a microscopic discussion of collisions , neglecting interactions between atoms , † only by the definition of the " ionisa- tion energy " , which is here represented by ħw . The mean ( with respect to the electrons ) ...
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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