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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... cross section is in this case equal to the scattering cross section ( 9.89 ) : 8π k + a6 σsc = 3 2 4 E- E + 2 ( 9.202 ) Even with a lossy dielectric ( Im e # 0 ) , the optical theorem yields a total cross section , Οι 12πka3 Im € 1 € + ...
... cross section is in this case equal to the scattering cross section ( 9.89 ) : 8π k + a6 σsc = 3 2 4 E- E + 2 ( 9.202 ) Even with a lossy dielectric ( Im e # 0 ) , the optical theorem yields a total cross section , Οι 12πka3 Im € 1 € + ...
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... cross section of ( a ) with the scattering cross section , calculated to zeroth order in 8 / R . Show that the ratio is σ sc 10 9 σabs 21 R * 2πσ ω C1 7/2 9.26 An unpolarized plane wave of frequency_w = ck is scattered by a slightly ...
... cross section of ( a ) with the scattering cross section , calculated to zeroth order in 8 / R . Show that the ratio is σ sc 10 9 σabs 21 R * 2πσ ω C1 7/2 9.26 An unpolarized plane wave of frequency_w = ck is scattered by a slightly ...
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... Section 13.2 . The driving fields there were those of a swift , charged particle , but the treatment [ from equation ... cross section as the energy ( 17.68 ) absorbed per unit frequency interval divided by the incident energy per unit ...
... Section 13.2 . The driving fields there were those of a swift , charged particle , but the treatment [ from equation ... cross section as the energy ( 17.68 ) absorbed per unit frequency interval divided by the incident energy per unit ...
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