Electromagnetic FieldsThis revised edition provides patient guidance in its clear and organized presentation of problems. It is rich in variety, large in number and provides very careful treatment of relativity. One outstanding feature is the inclusion of simple, standard examples demonstrated in different methods that will allow students to enhance and understand their calculating abilities. There are over 145 worked examples; virtually all of the standard problems are included. |
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... axis produced by the uniformly polarized sphere discussed in Section 10-4 for negative values of z . Show that your ... axis along the z axis and a circular cross section of radius a . The origin is at the center of the cylinder that is ...
... axis produced by the uniformly polarized sphere discussed in Section 10-4 for negative values of z . Show that your ... axis along the z axis and a circular cross section of radius a . The origin is at the center of the cylinder that is ...
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... axis and intersects the positive z axis at a distance d from the origin . Find the force per unit length on the wire . 13-6 A current l ' is distributed uniformly over a very long cylinder of circular cross section of radius a . The axis ...
... axis and intersects the positive z axis at a distance d from the origin . Find the force per unit length on the wire . 13-6 A current l ' is distributed uniformly over a very long cylinder of circular cross section of radius a . The axis ...
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... axis of the cylinder to coincide with the solenoid axis , and thus show that B1 = 0 . 16-3 A certain induction has the form B = ( ax / y2 ) x + ( By / x2 ) ŷ + f ( x , y , z ) ż where a and ẞ are constants . Find the most general ...
... axis of the cylinder to coincide with the solenoid axis , and thus show that B1 = 0 . 16-3 A certain induction has the form B = ( ax / y2 ) x + ( By / x2 ) ŷ + f ( x , y , z ) ż where a and ẞ are constants . Find the most general ...
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