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... rotation of the vector D respec- tively anticlockwise and clockwise looking along the wave vector ( or , to use the customary expressions , with right - hand and left - hand polarisation respectively ) . The difference between the ...
... rotation of the vector D respec- tively anticlockwise and clockwise looking along the wave vector ( or , to use the customary expressions , with right - hand and left - hand polarisation respectively ) . The difference between the ...
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... rotation is ( + x , ) . In other words , a molecule rotating about a given axis is to be regarded as a particle for which the principal values of the polaris- ability tensor are α , ( α + α ) , ( x + a , ) . Using these , we calculate ...
... rotation is ( + x , ) . In other words , a molecule rotating about a given axis is to be regarded as a particle for which the principal values of the polaris- ability tensor are α , ( α + α ) , ( x + a , ) . Using these , we calculate ...
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... rotation about it . Let p ( 4 ) be the angular distribution of the incident radiation intensity , normalised by the ... rotation method ) in X - ray analysis . The rotation referred to is that of the crystal about 1 , not that of the ...
... rotation about it . Let p ( 4 ) be the angular distribution of the incident radiation intensity , normalised by the ... rotation method ) in X - ray analysis . The rotation referred to is that of the crystal about 1 , not that of the ...
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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