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... theory of relativity . ( According to the special theory of relativity , energy has inertia and thus energy flux is associated with momentum . ) Considering a plane wave we have shown that E , H and k arc mutually orthogonal . Hence ...
... theory of relativity . ( According to the special theory of relativity , energy has inertia and thus energy flux is associated with momentum . ) Considering a plane wave we have shown that E , H and k arc mutually orthogonal . Hence ...
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... theory of relativity ) where the apparent dependence on R is quite different . However this does not invalidate our carlier analysis leading to a 1 / R dependence of the radiation field when the source is confined to a finite bounded ...
... theory of relativity ) where the apparent dependence on R is quite different . However this does not invalidate our carlier analysis leading to a 1 / R dependence of the radiation field when the source is confined to a finite bounded ...
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... relativity , k is to be identified with c , the velocity of light . The resulting transformation is known as Lorentz ... THEORY OF RELATIVITY 299 The basic postulates—294, The Lorentz transformation formulae-295, Covariant and ...
... relativity , k is to be identified with c , the velocity of light . The resulting transformation is known as Lorentz ... THEORY OF RELATIVITY 299 The basic postulates—294, The Lorentz transformation formulae-295, Covariant and ...
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The empirical basis of electrostatics | 1 |
Direct calculation of fields | 7 |
dipoles9 The Dirac 8function13 | 13 |
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