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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Page 254
... parameters of a particle of charge e and mass m by the field of a stationary magnetic monopole of magnetic charge g . At sufficiently large impact parameter , the change in the state of motion of the charged particle can be determined ...
... parameters of a particle of charge e and mass m by the field of a stationary magnetic monopole of magnetic charge g . At sufficiently large impact parameter , the change in the state of motion of the charged particle can be determined ...
Page 277
... parameters with respect to the two bases . The parameter so measures the relative intensity of the wave in either case . The parameter s1 gives the preponderance of x - linear polarization over y - linear polarization , while S2 and S3 ...
... parameters with respect to the two bases . The parameter so measures the relative intensity of the wave in either case . The parameter s1 gives the preponderance of x - linear polarization over y - linear polarization , while S2 and S3 ...
Page 538
... parameters — the Lorentz group is a six - parameter group . The six parameters can be conveniently thought of as ( a ) three param- eters ( e.g. , Euler angles ) to specify the relative orientation of the coordinate axes and ( b ) three ...
... parameters — the Lorentz group is a six - parameter group . The six parameters can be conveniently thought of as ( a ) three param- eters ( e.g. , Euler angles ) to specify the relative orientation of the coordinate axes and ( b ) three ...
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L2 The Inverse Square Law or the Mass of the Photon | 1 |
BoundaryValue Problems | 54 |
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