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(a Course of Lectures) A. K. Raychaudhuri. electrostatics Electrostatic forces being derivable from a potential - one can associate a potential energy with charges moving under electrostatic forces . Field theory , however , makes it ...
(a Course of Lectures) A. K. Raychaudhuri. electrostatics Electrostatic forces being derivable from a potential - one can associate a potential energy with charges moving under electrostatic forces . Field theory , however , makes it ...
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... electrostatic field to be moving with velocity u . In fact our idea is of a limiting condition u → 0 for we are regarding the field to be still electrostatic . ( If the velocity be finite , the moving charges will generate magnetic ...
... electrostatic field to be moving with velocity u . In fact our idea is of a limiting condition u → 0 for we are regarding the field to be still electrostatic . ( If the velocity be finite , the moving charges will generate magnetic ...
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... electrostatic field , 24 analysis in multipole moments , 24-26 energy in , 65-68 forces density in , 65 , 74 integral expression for , 6 monopole , 25 potential , 5 , 24 Uniqueness theorem ( for Poison's equation ) , 36-39 electrostatic ...
... electrostatic field , 24 analysis in multipole moments , 24-26 energy in , 65-68 forces density in , 65 , 74 integral expression for , 6 monopole , 25 potential , 5 , 24 Uniqueness theorem ( for Poison's equation ) , 36-39 electrostatic ...
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The empirical basis of electrostatics | 1 |
Direct calculation of fields | 7 |
dipoles9 The Dirac 8function13 | 13 |
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