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John David Jackson. Electric dipole, see Dipole fields, Dipole moment Electric
field, definition of, 2 derivable from potentials, 8, 179 relativistic transformation of,
380 “Electric” waves, 243, 545 Electromagnetic fields, multipole expansion of,
543 ...
John David Jackson. Electric dipole, see Dipole fields, Dipole moment Electric
field, definition of, 2 derivable from potentials, 8, 179 relativistic transformation of,
380 “Electric” waves, 243, 545 Electromagnetic fields, multipole expansion of,
543 ...
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... Relativistic invariance Inversion, method of, 35 method of, behavior of charge
densities under, 37 method of, examples ... 364 Jacobian, in Lorentz
transformation of coordinates, 376 in transforming delta functions, 79 Kinematics,
relativistic, ...
... Relativistic invariance Inversion, method of, 35 method of, behavior of charge
densities under, 37 method of, examples ... 364 Jacobian, in Lorentz
transformation of coordinates, 376 in transforming delta functions, 79 Kinematics,
relativistic, ...
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... 216 f.; see also Index of refraction Relativistic effects in angular and frequency
distributions of radiation, 474, 476, 484, 501 Relativistic invariance, of action
integral, 406 of 4-dimensional Laplacian, 375 of 4-dimensional volume element,
376 ...
... 216 f.; see also Index of refraction Relativistic effects in angular and frequency
distributions of radiation, 474, 476, 484, 501 Relativistic invariance, of action
integral, 406 of 4-dimensional Laplacian, 375 of 4-dimensional volume element,
376 ...
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