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The special theory of relativity is discussed in Chapter 11, where all the
necessary formal apparatus is developed, various kinematic consequences are
explored, and the covariance ofelectrodynamics is established. The next chapter
is ...
The special theory of relativity is discussed in Chapter 11, where all the
necessary formal apparatus is developed, various kinematic consequences are
explored, and the covariance ofelectrodynamics is established. The next chapter
is ...
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REFERENCES AND SUGGESTED READING The conservation laws for the
energy and momentum of electromagnetic fields are discussed in almost all
textbooks. A good treatment of the energy of quasi-stationary currents and forces
acting ...
REFERENCES AND SUGGESTED READING The conservation laws for the
energy and momentum of electromagnetic fields are discussed in almost all
textbooks. A good treatment of the energy of quasi-stationary currents and forces
acting ...
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Simple Radiating Systems and Diffraction In Chapters 7 and 8 we have
discussed the properties of electromagnetic waves ... In the present chapter we
remedy this omission to some extent by presenting a discussion of radiation by a
localized ...
Simple Radiating Systems and Diffraction In Chapters 7 and 8 we have
discussed the properties of electromagnetic waves ... In the present chapter we
remedy this omission to some extent by presenting a discussion of radiation by a
localized ...
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Introduction to Electrostatics | 1 |
References and suggested reading | 23 |
Multipoles Electrostatics of Macroscopic Media | 98 |
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