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... effect , called the orientation effect , will obviously be temperature dependent as it is opposed by thermal motions , while the first effect , the perturbation of eigenfunctions , will be essentially independent of temperature . This ...
... effect , called the orientation effect , will obviously be temperature dependent as it is opposed by thermal motions , while the first effect , the perturbation of eigenfunctions , will be essentially independent of temperature . This ...
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(a Course of Lectures) A. K. Raychaudhuri. 18 Effects due to motion of electrons in material media 1 Cerenkov radiation An electron moving with uniform velocity in a dielectric medium ... Effects due to motion of electrons in material media.
(a Course of Lectures) A. K. Raychaudhuri. 18 Effects due to motion of electrons in material media 1 Cerenkov radiation An electron moving with uniform velocity in a dielectric medium ... Effects due to motion of electrons in material media.
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... effect As a second example of steady flow we consider the pinch effect- indeed in this case the fluid may not be flowing at all , although there is a non - vanishing current j . The effect is of great practical importance as it is of ...
... effect As a second example of steady flow we consider the pinch effect- indeed in this case the fluid may not be flowing at all , although there is a non - vanishing current j . The effect is of great practical importance as it is of ...
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The empirical basis of electrostatics | 1 |
Direct calculation of fields | 7 |
dipoles9 The Dirac 8function13 | 13 |
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