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Hence it is worth while discussing them without the added and unnecessary
complication of including reaction effects. The remaining answer to the first
question is that a completely satisfactory treatment of the reactive effects of
radiation does ...
Hence it is worth while discussing them without the added and unnecessary
complication of including reaction effects. The remaining answer to the first
question is that a completely satisfactory treatment of the reactive effects of
radiation does ...
Page 580
The criterion for the point when radiative effects begin to be important can thus be
expressed by Erad - Eo (17.2) The specification of the relevant energy Eo
demands a little care. We will distinguish two apparently different situations, one
in ...
The criterion for the point when radiative effects begin to be important can thus be
expressed by Erad - Eo (17.2) The specification of the relevant energy Eo
demands a little care. We will distinguish two apparently different situations, one
in ...
Page 581
The examples of the last two paragraphs show that the reactive effects of
radiation on the motion of a charged particle can ... For motions less violent, the
reactive effects are sufficiently small that they have a negligible effect on the short
-term ...
The examples of the last two paragraphs show that the reactive effects of
radiation on the motion of a charged particle can ... For motions less violent, the
reactive effects are sufficiently small that they have a negligible effect on the short
-term ...
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