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... velocity in a dielectric medium can emit electromagnetic radiation if its velocity exceeds the velocity of electromagnetic waves in the medium . This radiation is called Cerenkov radiation and it may appear somewhat paradoxical in view ...
... velocity in a dielectric medium can emit electromagnetic radiation if its velocity exceeds the velocity of electromagnetic waves in the medium . This radiation is called Cerenkov radiation and it may appear somewhat paradoxical in view ...
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... velocity of light is unity ) . As at t = 0 ( i.e. the instant at which the velocity of the charged particle vanishes ) B = 0 , it was argued that there is no radiation flux at this instant anywhere . There is again nothing peculiar with ...
... velocity of light is unity ) . As at t = 0 ( i.e. the instant at which the velocity of the charged particle vanishes ) B = 0 , it was argued that there is no radiation flux at this instant anywhere . There is again nothing peculiar with ...
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... velocity u , we u C have seen B == × E. Obviously a transformation with velocity u , which introduces the rest frame of the charge , makes the Poynting vector vanish at all points . ( iii ) In case of a charged particle in non - uniform ...
... velocity u , we u C have seen B == × E. Obviously a transformation with velocity u , which introduces the rest frame of the charge , makes the Poynting vector vanish at all points . ( iii ) In case of a charged particle in non - uniform ...
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The empirical basis of electrostatics | 1 |
Direct calculation of fields | 7 |
dipoles9 The Dirac 8function13 | 13 |
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