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... given by the theory of fields in a vacuum . If the total force and torque on a conductor are zero , the conductor remains at rest in the field , and effects involving the deformation of the body ( called electrostriction ) become ...
... given by the theory of fields in a vacuum . If the total force and torque on a conductor are zero , the conductor remains at rest in the field , and effects involving the deformation of the body ( called electrostriction ) become ...
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... given temperature and internal stresses ) , found from the relation D1 = -4πƏÕ | ƏЕ¿ , must accord with ( 17.6 ) ... given field , and the induction as a function of the field for given stresses . If , however , the deformation occurs with ...
... given temperature and internal stresses ) , found from the relation D1 = -4πƏÕ | ƏЕ¿ , must accord with ( 17.6 ) ... given field , and the induction as a function of the field for given stresses . If , however , the deformation occurs with ...
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... given potentials , i.e. which set up a given uniform field E = Ez . For given potentials on the conductors , the condition of stability requires that the thermodynamic potential = 0 - E⚫D / 4π be a minimum . In particular , for E = 0 ...
... given potentials , i.e. which set up a given uniform field E = Ez . For given potentials on the conductors , the condition of stability requires that the thermodynamic potential = 0 - E⚫D / 4π be a minimum . In particular , for E = 0 ...
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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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