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The potential inside the sphere describes a constant electric field parallel to the
applied field with magnitude 3 e -H Ein = 2 Eo < Eo (4.61) Outside the sphere the
potential is equivalent to the applied field E, plus the field of an electric dipole at ...
The potential inside the sphere describes a constant electric field parallel to the
applied field with magnitude 3 e -H Ein = 2 Eo < Eo (4.61) Outside the sphere the
potential is equivalent to the applied field E, plus the field of an electric dipole at ...
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Conduction occurs when there are free or quasi-free electrons which can move
under the action of applied fields. In a solid conductor, the electrons are actually
bound, but can move considerable distances on the atomic scale within the
crystal ...
Conduction occurs when there are free or quasi-free electrons which can move
under the action of applied fields. In a solid conductor, the electrons are actually
bound, but can move considerable distances on the atomic scale within the
crystal ...
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A simple model, first discussed by M. Rosenbluth, exhibits the essential
dynamical features. Suppose that a plasma is created in a hollow conducting
cylinder of radius Ro and length L. A voltage difference V is applied between the
ends of the ...
A simple model, first discussed by M. Rosenbluth, exhibits the essential
dynamical features. Suppose that a plasma is created in a hollow conducting
cylinder of radius Ro and length L. A voltage difference V is applied between the
ends of the ...
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Introduction to Electrostatics | 1 |
BoundaryValue Problems in Electrostatics I | 26 |
Multipoles Electrostatics of Macroscopic Media | 98 |
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