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... layer ; the direction of M depends only on x . The rotation of the vector M across the layer must take place in the yz - plane , i.e. M2 = 0 everywhere . This is seen as follows . The non - uniformity and anisotropy energies are ...
... layer ; the direction of M depends only on x . The rotation of the vector M across the layer must take place in the yz - plane , i.e. M2 = 0 everywhere . This is seen as follows . The non - uniformity and anisotropy energies are ...
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... layer , i.e. the shape of the limiting line of force , is obtained by integrating the relation dz -dw / n over real ... layer is = H - √ Hyds , ds = V ( dr2 + dy ) . OCD If the layer did not emerge at the surface , there would be no ...
... layer , i.e. the shape of the limiting line of force , is obtained by integrating the relation dz -dw / n over real ... layer is = H - √ Hyds , ds = V ( dr2 + dy ) . OCD If the layer did not emerge at the surface , there would be no ...
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... layer ) in the incident and reflected waves . The field in the layer consists of the refracted wave ( amplitude A2 ) and the wave reflected from region 3 ( amplitude A2 ' ) . The boundary condition between regions 1 and 2 gives A2 ' a ...
... layer ) in the incident and reflected waves . The field in the layer consists of the refracted wave ( amplitude A2 ) and the wave reflected from region 3 ( amplitude A2 ' ) . The boundary condition between regions 1 and 2 gives A2 ' a ...
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2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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