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... acceleration of high electrons in nuclear field . is equivalent to Acceleration and change is in the path of electrons due to nuclear field Quasi - radiation pulse due to nucleus moving in with high velocity in rest frame of electrons ...
... acceleration of high electrons in nuclear field . is equivalent to Acceleration and change is in the path of electrons due to nuclear field Quasi - radiation pulse due to nucleus moving in with high velocity in rest frame of electrons ...
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... acceleration ( in short called the acceleration field ) as also B arc orthogonal to R ( in the case of B , the orthogonality holds for both the velocity and acceleration fields ) . The vector R - Ru C is no longer the vector joining the ...
... acceleration ( in short called the acceleration field ) as also B arc orthogonal to R ( in the case of B , the orthogonality holds for both the velocity and acceleration fields ) . The vector R - Ru C is no longer the vector joining the ...
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... acceleration , neither of these conditions hold good . ) In a classical paper Born investigated the field due to a charged particle in uniform accelerated motion . His results may be given in cylindrical coordinates ( p , Ø , z , 1 ) 8e ...
... acceleration , neither of these conditions hold good . ) In a classical paper Born investigated the field due to a charged particle in uniform accelerated motion . His results may be given in cylindrical coordinates ( p , Ø , z , 1 ) 8e ...
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The empirical basis of electrostatics | 1 |
Direct calculation of fields | 7 |
dipoles9 The Dirac 8function13 | 13 |
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