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... plane . The field is given by E , = 2e / r , E. = 0 , where r , 0 are polar co- ordinates in the xy - plane , and e is the charge per unit length of the wire . The corresponding complex potential is w = -2e log = -2e log r - 2ie0 ...
... plane . The field is given by E , = 2e / r , E. = 0 , where r , 0 are polar co- ordinates in the xy - plane , and e is the charge per unit length of the wire . The corresponding complex potential is w = -2e log = -2e log r - 2ie0 ...
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... plane . The distribution of charge on the conducting plane is given by D a σ = 1 гафт F [ = F a аф Απγξον a = ± 4π2 ta tan - 1 - νε where the signs refer to the upper and lower sides of the plane respectively . According to the formula ...
... plane . The distribution of charge on the conducting plane is given by D a σ = 1 гафт F [ = F a аф Απγξον a = ± 4π2 ta tan - 1 - νε where the signs refer to the upper and lower sides of the plane respectively . According to the formula ...
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... plane wave is incident on a perfectly conducting plane with a circular aperture whose radius a is small compared with the wavelength . Determine the intensity of diffracted light passing through the aperture ( RAYLEIGH , 1897 ) . = = Є ...
... plane wave is incident on a perfectly conducting plane with a circular aperture whose radius a is small compared with the wavelength . Determine the intensity of diffracted light passing through the aperture ( RAYLEIGH , 1897 ) . = = Є ...
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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