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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... tensor of rank two Faß consists of 16 quantities that transform according to να Flaß = ax ' ax'B ax ax FY8 A convariant tensor of rank two G transforms as Gaß = 8 ax axs ax'α ax'3 να B GyS γδ Ad " Grs No and the mixed second rank tensor ...
... tensor of rank two Faß consists of 16 quantities that transform according to να Flaß = ax ' ax'B ax ax FY8 A convariant tensor of rank two G transforms as Gaß = 8 ax axs ax'α ax'3 να B GyS γδ Ad " Grs No and the mixed second rank tensor ...
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... tensor , Faß = 2a AB - BAа Explicitly , the field - strength tensor is , in matrix form , 0 -Ex -E , -E2 ( 11.136 ) Ex 0 -B2 By Faß E , B2 0 -Bx E2 -By Bx 0 ( 11.137 ) For reference , we record the field - strength tensor with two ...
... tensor , Faß = 2a AB - BAа Explicitly , the field - strength tensor is , in matrix form , 0 -Ex -E , -E2 ( 11.136 ) Ex 0 -B2 By Faß E , B2 0 -Bx E2 -By Bx 0 ( 11.137 ) For reference , we record the field - strength tensor with two ...
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... tensor . We are therefore free to define the symmetric stress tensor aß : or αβ aß = Taß - TDaß αβ αμ 0 ° - +1 ( 8 ′′ FF " + 1 8 ′′ FF ) = g 4π g Explicit calculation gives the following components , 00 Οι = - = _1__ ( E2 + B2 ) 8π 1 4π ...
... tensor . We are therefore free to define the symmetric stress tensor aß : or αβ aß = Taß - TDaß αβ αμ 0 ° - +1 ( 8 ′′ FF " + 1 8 ′′ FF ) = g 4π g Explicit calculation gives the following components , 00 Οι = - = _1__ ( E2 + B2 ) 8π 1 4π ...
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