Classical ElectrodynamicsThis edition refines and improves the first edition. It treats the present experimental limits on the mass of photon and the status of linear superposition, and introduces many other innovations. |
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John David Jackson. ( b ) Born Approximation We will be content with the lowest order approximation for the scattering amplitude . This is called the first Born approximation or just the Born approxi- mation in quantum theory and was ...
John David Jackson. ( b ) Born Approximation We will be content with the lowest order approximation for the scattering amplitude . This is called the first Born approximation or just the Born approxi- mation in quantum theory and was ...
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... approximation , while the dotted curves are the scalar approximation . ( a ) The intensity distribution in the plane of incidence ( E plane ) . ( b ) The intensity distribution ( enlarged 2.5 times ) perpendicular to the plane of ...
... approximation , while the dotted curves are the scalar approximation . ( a ) The intensity distribution in the plane of incidence ( E plane ) . ( b ) The intensity distribution ( enlarged 2.5 times ) perpendicular to the plane of ...
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... approximation , 429 obliquity factor in , 431 Rayleigh - Sommerfeld approximation , 431 scalar Huygens - Kirchhoff theory of , 427f by small apertures , 446-7 , 465 , 467 Smythe's vector theorem for , 438 Smythe - Kirchhoff ...
... approximation , 429 obliquity factor in , 431 Rayleigh - Sommerfeld approximation , 431 scalar Huygens - Kirchhoff theory of , 427f by small apertures , 446-7 , 465 , 467 Smythe's vector theorem for , 438 Smythe - Kirchhoff ...
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L2 The Inverse Square Law or the Mass of the Photon | 1 |
BoundaryValue Problems | 54 |
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