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For propagation in directions other than parallel to the static field Bo it is
straightforward to show that, if terms of the order of or,” are neglected compared
to o” and won, the index of refraction is still given by (7.102). But the precession
frequency ...
For propagation in directions other than parallel to the static field Bo it is
straightforward to show that, if terms of the order of or,” are neglected compared
to o” and won, the index of refraction is still given by (7.102). But the precession
frequency ...
Page 305
More complete discussions of antennas and antenna arrays are given in
engineering works, such as Jordan, Kraus, Schelkunoff, Silver. The subject of
diffraction has a very extensive literature. A comprehensive treatment of both the
scalar ...
More complete discussions of antennas and antenna arrays are given in
engineering works, such as Jordan, Kraus, Schelkunoff, Silver. The subject of
diffraction has a very extensive literature. A comprehensive treatment of both the
scalar ...
Page 495
Although we have already found the fields appropriate to the Cherenkovradiation
problem in Section 13.4, and have even given an expression (13.82) for the
energy emitted as Cherenkov radiation, it is instructive to look at the problem from
...
Although we have already found the fields appropriate to the Cherenkovradiation
problem in Section 13.4, and have even given an expression (13.82) for the
energy emitted as Cherenkov radiation, it is instructive to look at the problem from
...
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Introduction to Electrostatics | 1 |
References and suggested reading | 23 |
Multipoles Electrostatics of Macroscopic Media | 98 |
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| Title | Classical Electrodynamics |
| Author | John David Jackson |
| Publisher | Wiley, 1963 |
| Length | 641 pages |
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