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... momentum 114 Maxwell's equations and displacement current - 114-115 , electromagnetic waves in a dielectric - 117 , Energy flux and Poynting vector - 119 , The general stress tensor and momentum of radiation - 121 , The pressure of ...
... momentum 114 Maxwell's equations and displacement current - 114-115 , electromagnetic waves in a dielectric - 117 , Energy flux and Poynting vector - 119 , The general stress tensor and momentum of radiation - 121 , The pressure of ...
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... momentum for a classical system The angular momentum is defined as L = f ( rxp ) dv ( 18 ) where p is the linear momentum density vector at the point r . If we suppose that both the electric current and the linear mechanical momentum ...
... momentum for a classical system The angular momentum is defined as L = f ( rxp ) dv ( 18 ) where p is the linear momentum density vector at the point r . If we suppose that both the electric current and the linear mechanical momentum ...
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... momentum change of matter carrying charges and currents . The new term must also indicate some momentum change and the only candidate that is present here is the electromagnetic field . Thus , we are led to assign a momentum to the ...
... momentum change of matter carrying charges and currents . The new term must also indicate some momentum change and the only candidate that is present here is the electromagnetic field . Thus , we are led to assign a momentum to 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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