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... respect to the charges on the conductors , while those with it are thermodynamic potentials with respect to their potentials . It is known from thermodynamicst that the various thermodynamic potentials have the property of being minima ...
... respect to the charges on the conductors , while those with it are thermodynamic potentials with respect to their potentials . It is known from thermodynamicst that the various thermodynamic potentials have the property of being minima ...
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... respect to a change in the sign of the time . In general , therefore , the magnetoelastic energy is given by an expres- sion of the form Um - el = -λikimσikMyMm , ( 38.1 ) where Akim is a tensor of rank four , symmetrical with respect ...
... respect to a change in the sign of the time . In general , therefore , the magnetoelastic energy is given by an expres- sion of the form Um - el = -λikimσikMyMm , ( 38.1 ) where Akim is a tensor of rank four , symmetrical with respect ...
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... respect to o ' and k : 1 / e2 • = ( 1 2 ) / m2 ƒ ƒ | ƒ exp [ - ik ' - k – 2mb ) · r ] dV * × ¿ ( k ' – – 1 SSIS σ 2 mc2 - - × ( 1+ cos2 9 ) p ( k ) do ' dk . ( 98.1 ) We put temporarily K = k ' - k - 2πb and write the squared modulus as ...
... respect to o ' and k : 1 / e2 • = ( 1 2 ) / m2 ƒ ƒ | ƒ exp [ - ik ' - k – 2mb ) · r ] dV * × ¿ ( k ' – – 1 SSIS σ 2 mc2 - - × ( 1+ cos2 9 ) p ( k ) do ' dk . ( 98.1 ) We put temporarily K = k ' - k - 2πb and write the squared modulus as ...
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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