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... cross - section of wire 1 in formula ( 32.2 ) gives J2 2m ( ( c - 2 ) - ( C - 1-2 log fi 2επαλ a 21 J2 = 2επαλ r12 a2 + log h2 + r12-2hr1 cos $ 1 b2 J2 ri de dri = +2 log 2c2 00 The integration over the cross - section of wire 2 gives ...
... cross - section of wire 1 in formula ( 32.2 ) gives J2 2m ( ( c - 2 ) - ( C - 1-2 log fi 2επαλ a 21 J2 = 2επαλ r12 a2 + log h2 + r12-2hr1 cos $ 1 b2 J2 ri de dri = +2 log 2c2 00 The integration over the cross - section of wire 2 gives ...
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... cross - section . For a given cross - section , such solutions exist only for certain definite eigenvalues of the parameter K2 . For each eigenvalue 2 we have the relation ω w2 = c2 ( kz2 + x2 ) ( 71.7 ) between the frequency w and the ...
... cross - section . For a given cross - section , such solutions exist only for certain definite eigenvalues of the parameter K2 . For each eigenvalue 2 we have the relation ω w2 = c2 ( kz2 + x2 ) ( 71.7 ) between the frequency w and the ...
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... transverse dimension of the pipe . This statement is valid , however , only for waveguides in which the cross- section is simply connected ( as we have hitherto assumed ) . When the cross - section is multiply connected , † the ...
... transverse dimension of the pipe . This statement is valid , however , only for waveguides in which the cross- section is simply connected ( as we have hitherto assumed ) . When the cross - section is multiply connected , † the ...
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Notation X | 1 |
2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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