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... function . This quantity is always positive ; this follows immediately from the fact that a point charge is at ... function W thus defined is the same as that of the charge on the particle removed . The work function depends both on the ...
... function . This quantity is always positive ; this follows immediately from the fact that a point charge is at ... function W thus defined is the same as that of the charge on the particle removed . The work function depends both on the ...
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... function of the frequency , and e " is an odd function . For frequencies which are small compared with those at which the dis- persion is large , we can expand e ( w ) as a power series in w . The expansion of the even function ' ( w ) ...
... function of the frequency , and e " is an odd function . For frequencies which are small compared with those at which the dis- persion is large , we can expand e ( w ) as a power series in w . The expansion of the even function ' ( w ) ...
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... function , we can rewrite ( 62.8 ) as 1 ε ' ( w ) - 1 1 = π P € ' ' ( x ) x 31 1 dx + P - π € ' ' ( x ) dx x + w = P - 2 p ] xε ' ' ( x ) x2 w2 - dx . ( 62.10 ) If a metal is concerned , the function ( w ) has a pole at the point w = 0 ...
... function , we can rewrite ( 62.8 ) as 1 ε ' ( w ) - 1 1 = π P € ' ' ( x ) x 31 1 dx + P - π € ' ' ( x ) dx x + w = P - 2 p ] xε ' ' ( x ) x2 w2 - dx . ( 62.10 ) If a metal is concerned , the function ( w ) has a pole at the point w = 0 ...
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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