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Furthermore, the atomic electrons possess intrinsic magnetic moments which
cannot be expressed in terms of a current density. These moments can give rise
to dipole fields which vary appreciably on the atomic scale of dimensions. To
treat ...
Furthermore, the atomic electrons possess intrinsic magnetic moments which
cannot be expressed in terms of a current density. These moments can give rise
to dipole fields which vary appreciably on the atomic scale of dimensions. To
treat ...
Page 443
Now bimax is very,large compared to atomic dimensions, especially for large y.
Consequently in dense media there are many atoms lying between the incident
particle's trajectory and the typical atom in question if b is comparable to bimax.
Now bimax is very,large compared to atomic dimensions, especially for large y.
Consequently in dense media there are many atoms lying between the incident
particle's trajectory and the typical atom in question if b is comparable to bimax.
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Scattering cross section, for radiation, resonant, 604 Scattering of particles, by
atoms, 451 f. effect of atomic screening on, 453 effect of nuclear size on, 454
mean square angle of, 456 multiple, 458 single, 458 total atomic cross section for
, 455 ...
Scattering cross section, for radiation, resonant, 604 Scattering of particles, by
atoms, 451 f. effect of atomic screening on, 453 effect of nuclear size on, 454
mean square angle of, 456 multiple, 458 single, 458 total atomic cross section for
, 455 ...
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