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The nonlinear relation ( 5 . 87 ) and the phenomenon of hysteresis allow the
creation of permanent magnets . We can solve equations ( 5 . 112 ) for one
relation between Hin and Bin by eliminating M : Bin + 2Hin = 3B . ( 5 . 116 ) The
hysteresis ...
The nonlinear relation ( 5 . 87 ) and the phenomenon of hysteresis allow the
creation of permanent magnets . We can solve equations ( 5 . 112 ) for one
relation between Hin and Bin by eliminating M : Bin + 2Hin = 3B . ( 5 . 116 ) The
hysteresis ...
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( c ) What is the meaning of the singularity in the dispersion relation when k · v =
w ? 10 . 7 Consider the problem of waves in an electronic plasma when an
external magnetic field Bo is present . Use the fluid model , neglecting the
pressure term ...
( c ) What is the meaning of the singularity in the dispersion relation when k · v =
w ? 10 . 7 Consider the problem of waves in an electronic plasma when an
external magnetic field Bo is present . Use the fluid model , neglecting the
pressure term ...
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Classical electron radius, 490, 589 Clausius-Mossotti relation, 119 Closure, see
Completeness relation Collisions, between charged particles as energy-loss
mechanism, 430 relativistic kinematics of, 400; see also Energy loss, Scattering ...
Classical electron radius, 490, 589 Clausius-Mossotti relation, 119 Closure, see
Completeness relation Collisions, between charged particles as energy-loss
mechanism, 430 relativistic kinematics of, 400; see also Energy loss, Scattering ...
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