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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... electrostatic energy is expressed in terms of charge density and potential , can be obtained from ( 6.12 ) by assuming a linear relation between J and A. Then we find the magnetic energy to be W = JJ . A d'x ( 6.17 ) The magnetic ...
... electrostatic energy is expressed in terms of charge density and potential , can be obtained from ( 6.12 ) by assuming a linear relation between J and A. Then we find the magnetic energy to be W = JJ . A d'x ( 6.17 ) The magnetic ...
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... electrostatic , 138 , 141 of conducting sphere in uniform field , 61 of dielectric sphere in uniform field , 150-1 of electrostatic dipole layer , 36-8 of magnetized body , 193 , 195 magnetostatic , 182 , 184 oscillating electric , 395 ...
... electrostatic , 138 , 141 of conducting sphere in uniform field , 61 of dielectric sphere in uniform field , 150-1 of electrostatic dipole layer , 36-8 of magnetized body , 193 , 195 magnetostatic , 182 , 184 oscillating electric , 395 ...
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... Electrostatic potential , definition of , 34 Electrostatic potential energy , 45 Elliptic integrals , use of , 131 , 178 , 208 Energy , electromagnetic , covariant expression for , 793-5 of bound particle , slow change of , caused by ...
... Electrostatic potential , definition of , 34 Electrostatic potential energy , 45 Elliptic integrals , use of , 131 , 178 , 208 Energy , electromagnetic , covariant expression for , 793-5 of bound particle , slow change of , caused by ...
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L2 The Inverse Square Law or the Mass of the Photon | 1 |
BoundaryValue Problems | 54 |
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