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The multiple-scattering distribution for the projected angle of scattering 1S r2 PM(
6') d6' = #) d6' (13.112) 1 — exp (– Vm (0°) (0°) where both positive and negative
values of 0' are considered. The smallangle Rutherford formula (13.92) can be ...
The multiple-scattering distribution for the projected angle of scattering 1S r2 PM(
6') d6' = #) d6' (13.112) 1 — exp (– Vm (0°) (0°) where both positive and negative
values of 0' are considered. The smallangle Rutherford formula (13.92) can be ...
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16.3 16.4 16.5 16.6 16.7 has inside of it a uniform volume distribution of charge
totaling Q. The small parameter B varies harmonically in time at frequency o. This
corresponds to surface waves on a sphere. Keeping only lowest-order terms in B
...
16.3 16.4 16.5 16.6 16.7 has inside of it a uniform volume distribution of charge
totaling Q. The small parameter B varies harmonically in time at frequency o. This
corresponds to surface waves on a sphere. Keeping only lowest-order terms in B
...
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Power, radiated, angular distribution of quadrupole, 275, 552 radiated, by
charged particle, 470, 472 radiated, by charged particle in accelerators, 471
radiated, by charge in arbitrary periodic motion, 501 radiated, by multipoles, 550 f
. radiated, ...
Power, radiated, angular distribution of quadrupole, 275, 552 radiated, by
charged particle, 470, 472 radiated, by charged particle in accelerators, 471
radiated, by charge in arbitrary periodic motion, 501 radiated, by multipoles, 550 f
. radiated, ...
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