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... determined , equation ( 15 ) would determine the transverse field components . Equations ( 20a , b ) are Schrodinger- like equations in two dimensions for E , and B , and in general acceptable solutions will exist only for discrete ...
... determined , equation ( 15 ) would determine the transverse field components . Equations ( 20a , b ) are Schrodinger- like equations in two dimensions for E , and B , and in general acceptable solutions will exist only for discrete ...
Page 145
... determined in terms of Eo , ( / Bo , ) from equation ( 25a , b ) and next using these , the transverse components of B ° ( / Eo ) arc determined from equation ( 24a / b ) . One WAVE GUIDES AND RESONATORS 145.
... determined in terms of Eo , ( / Bo , ) from equation ( 25a , b ) and next using these , the transverse components of B ° ( / Eo ) arc determined from equation ( 24a / b ) . One WAVE GUIDES AND RESONATORS 145.
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... Determining the ray direction , once the direction of E is determined from ( 12 ) is of course possible but we shall not go into that exercise here . It may be noted that the validity of Snell's laws of refraction follow from the ...
... Determining the ray direction , once the direction of E is determined from ( 12 ) is of course possible but we shall not go into that exercise here . It may be noted that the validity of Snell's laws of refraction follow from the ...
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The empirical basis of electrostatics | 1 |
Direct calculation of fields | 7 |
dipoles9 The Dirac 8function13 | 13 |
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