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... decrease of potential energy as we have just now seen . As a system tends towards the configuration of minimum potential energy there will be a force trying to suck in the dielectric slab . If E be the electric intensity in air , that ...
... decrease of potential energy as we have just now seen . As a system tends towards the configuration of minimum potential energy there will be a force trying to suck in the dielectric slab . If E be the electric intensity in air , that ...
Page 99
... due to the increase or decrease of current in a neighbouring coil or by a motion of the closed coil itself . The important thing 9 Electromagnetic induction and energy Electromagnetic induction and energy of the magnetic field.
... due to the increase or decrease of current in a neighbouring coil or by a motion of the closed coil itself . The important thing 9 Electromagnetic induction and energy Electromagnetic induction and energy of the magnetic field.
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... decreases with increasing p , becomes a minimum at p " ( p " > p ; ) and after that shows again an increase with increasing p . The region p ' < p < p " may be identified with the absorption band and the phenomenon of n decreasing with ...
... decreases with increasing p , becomes a minimum at p " ( p " > p ; ) and after that shows again an increase with increasing p . The region p ' < p < p " may be identified with the absorption band and the phenomenon of n decreasing with ...
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The empirical basis of electrostatics | 1 |
Direct calculation of fields | 7 |
dipoles9 The Dirac 8function13 | 13 |
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