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... tion , corresponding to the expression given , f = 3y . Physical Significance The gradient points uphill , so to speak . That is , in the exam- ple above , the gradient , 3ŷ , implies that the function , 3y , increases in the y direc- tion ...
... tion , corresponding to the expression given , f = 3y . Physical Significance The gradient points uphill , so to speak . That is , in the exam- ple above , the gradient , 3ŷ , implies that the function , 3y , increases in the y direc- tion ...
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... tion that the potential is that at the origin . The next three terms represent the di- pole energy - p . E , with E - VV ; the integrals are the x , y , and z components of the dipole moment . Then we find the quadrupole terms ; the ...
... tion that the potential is that at the origin . The next three terms represent the di- pole energy - p . E , with E - VV ; the integrals are the x , y , and z components of the dipole moment . Then we find the quadrupole terms ; the ...
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... tion of larger factors . The simplest and clearest measurement contradicting classical physics here is probably the measurement of specific heat . Classically , the principle of equiparti- tion of energy implies that the electrons and ...
... tion of larger factors . The simplest and clearest measurement contradicting classical physics here is probably the measurement of specific heat . Classically , the principle of equiparti- tion of energy implies that the electrons and ...
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Vector Analysis | 1 |
Electric Field EGausss Law | 33 |
Magnetic Field BAmpères Law | 66 |
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