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The general solution for a boundary-value problem in spherical coordinates can
be written in terms of spherical harmonics and powers of r in a generalization of (
3.33): where or 0 & -5, $ [A→ * B."), (0, ) (3:6) l=0 m = -l If the potential is specified
...
The general solution for a boundary-value problem in spherical coordinates can
be written in terms of spherical harmonics and powers of r in a generalization of (
3.33): where or 0 & -5, $ [A→ * B."), (0, ) (3:6) l=0 m = -l If the potential is specified
...
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16 Multipole Fields In Chapters 3 and 4 on electrostatics the spherical harmonic
expansion of the scalar potential was used extensively for problems possessing
some symmetry property with respect to an origin of coordinates. Not only was it ...
16 Multipole Fields In Chapters 3 and 4 on electrostatics the spherical harmonic
expansion of the scalar potential was used extensively for problems possessing
some symmetry property with respect to an origin of coordinates. Not only was it ...
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Self-stress, and Poincaré stresses, 592 Lorentz transformation of, 591 of charged
particle, 590 Separation of variables, in cylindrical coordinates, 69 in rectangular
coordinates, 47 in spherical coordinates, 54 Shielding, electrostatic, with hollow ...
Self-stress, and Poincaré stresses, 592 Lorentz transformation of, 591 of charged
particle, 590 Separation of variables, in cylindrical coordinates, 69 in rectangular
coordinates, 47 in spherical coordinates, 54 Shielding, electrostatic, with hollow ...
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Introduction to Electrostatics | 1 |
References and suggested reading | 23 |
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