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... magnetic field occur gradually over a fairly wide range of fields , so that there is no critical field in the sense here defined . magnetic field ; these quantities depend on the substance concerned §43 173 The critical field §43 The ...
... magnetic field occur gradually over a fairly wide range of fields , so that there is no critical field in the sense here defined . magnetic field ; these quantities depend on the substance concerned §43 173 The critical field §43 The ...
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... magnetic field in turbulent motion of a con- ducting fluid Turbulent motion of a conducting fluid has the remarkable property that it may lead to spontaneous magnetic fields which are quite strong . There are always small perturbations ...
... magnetic field in turbulent motion of a con- ducting fluid Turbulent motion of a conducting fluid has the remarkable property that it may lead to spontaneous magnetic fields which are quite strong . There are always small perturbations ...
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... magnetic field . We see that and H satisfy equations of the same form , which c2 / 4mo . In this case , therefore , there is a ... magnetic field distribution $ 55 Spontaneous magnetic field in turbulent motion of conducting fluid 235.
... magnetic field . We see that and H satisfy equations of the same form , which c2 / 4mo . In this case , therefore , there is a ... magnetic field distribution $ 55 Spontaneous magnetic field in turbulent motion of conducting fluid 235.
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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