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Page 127
... frequencies of the three waves are identical . ( This is not a trivial result for the velocities of the waves being different in the two media , cither the frequency or the wave length or both must differ in the incident and refracted ...
... frequencies of the three waves are identical . ( This is not a trivial result for the velocities of the waves being different in the two media , cither the frequency or the wave length or both must differ in the incident and refracted ...
Page 226
... frequency . In reality the molecular polarizability depends on the frequency of the incident electric field - in particular if the frequency be high enough , the molecules cannot respond to the electric field and thus the dielectric ...
... frequency . In reality the molecular polarizability depends on the frequency of the incident electric field - in particular if the frequency be high enough , the molecules cannot respond to the electric field and thus the dielectric ...
Page 231
... frequency of the incident electric field . Consequently , the dielectric constant and the refractive index will also depend on the frequency . This will account for the dispersion phenomenon . We have seen that the radiation damping ...
... frequency of the incident electric field . Consequently , the dielectric constant and the refractive index will also depend on the frequency . This will account for the dispersion phenomenon . We have seen that the radiation damping ...
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The empirical basis of electrostatics | 1 |
Direct calculation of fields | 7 |
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