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... electric charge , i or that of valence forces which draw atoms to one another . Consider as an example of the effect of the gravitational force field a body of water located in a reservoir at an elevation above sea level . In flowing ...
... electric charge , i or that of valence forces which draw atoms to one another . Consider as an example of the effect of the gravitational force field a body of water located in a reservoir at an elevation above sea level . In flowing ...
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... electric field , as shown in Figure 8-3 . In a beam of light emitted by a typical source , the directions of the electric field vibrations of the various components of the beam are tilted at a great many different angles about the axis ...
... electric field , as shown in Figure 8-3 . In a beam of light emitted by a typical source , the directions of the electric field vibrations of the various components of the beam are tilted at a great many different angles about the axis ...
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... electric field components appear to an observer , look- ing along the direction of the ray , to be oriented at a preferred angle rather than distributed randomly over all angular directions . As an example , imagine a radio transmitter ...
... electric field components appear to an observer , look- ing along the direction of the ray , to be oriented at a preferred angle rather than distributed randomly over all angular directions . As an example , imagine a radio transmitter ...
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