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... temperature range varies as the temperature difference T - Ter : - Her = constant × ( Ter − T ) . ( 43.8 ) Differentiating both sides of equation ( 43.6 ) with respect to temperature ( for given pressure ) , remembering that Her is a ...
... temperature range varies as the temperature difference T - Ter : - Her = constant × ( Ter − T ) . ( 43.8 ) Differentiating both sides of equation ( 43.6 ) with respect to temperature ( for given pressure ) , remembering that Her is a ...
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... temperature dependence of Her : Cs - Cn = V & T / Her 2 417 әт ( 43.13 ) 8 ( A. J. RUTGERS , 1933 ) . Hence we see , in particular , that in this case Cs > Cn . As the temperature falls , i.e. when the superconductivity is destroyed by ...
... temperature dependence of Her : Cs - Cn = V & T / Her 2 417 әт ( 43.13 ) 8 ( A. J. RUTGERS , 1933 ) . Hence we see , in particular , that in this case Cs > Cn . As the temperature falls , i.e. when the superconductivity is destroyed by ...
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... temperature can always be taken as zero in determining the interaction force , at large distances the effect of the temperature may be considerable . The characteristic tem- perature for a distance l is ħc / l , and the condition for T ...
... temperature can always be taken as zero in determining the interaction force , at large distances the effect of the temperature may be considerable . The characteristic tem- perature for a distance l is ħc / l , and the condition for T ...
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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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