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... kinetic energy of the particle . It is 2 e2 3 a204 x- 2π W / ( 2 ma2 ( 2 ) = e2w 24 mc3 provided u / c << 1 . If the radiating particle be an electron , the ratio is row / c where r 。= e2 / mc2 is of the order of magnitude of the ...
... kinetic energy of the particle . It is 2 e2 3 a204 x- 2π W / ( 2 ma2 ( 2 ) = e2w 24 mc3 provided u / c << 1 . If the radiating particle be an electron , the ratio is row / c where r 。= e2 / mc2 is of the order of magnitude of the ...
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... kinetic energy of the particles — the increase as the particle goes once round the Larmor orbit being 27/00 JeEv dt = e Edl = - 0 B ds Here the surface integral is over the area of the Larmor orbit and as , regarding the sign , W ...
... kinetic energy of the particles — the increase as the particle goes once round the Larmor orbit being 27/00 JeEv dt = e Edl = - 0 B ds Here the surface integral is over the area of the Larmor orbit and as , regarding the sign , W ...
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... kinetic theory approach of introducing a distribution function and use Boltzmann's equation . If f ( r , v , t ) drd v denote the number of particles in the spatial volume lying between r and r + dr , having velocities in the range v to ...
... kinetic theory approach of introducing a distribution function and use Boltzmann's equation . If f ( r , v , t ) drd v denote the number of particles in the spatial volume lying between r and r + dr , having velocities in the range v to ...
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The empirical basis of electrostatics | 1 |
Direct calculation of fields | 7 |
dipoles9 The Dirac 8function13 | 13 |
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