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... variable external magnetic field He , which may be generated in any manner . We denote by Ee the electric field which would be induced by the variable field H , in the absence of conductors . Both He and E , vary only very slightly over ...
... variable external magnetic field He , which may be generated in any manner . We denote by Ee the electric field which would be induced by the variable field H , in the absence of conductors . Both He and E , vary only very slightly over ...
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... variable as well as for constant fields . Thus in any variable field , even if dispersion is present , the vector P = ( D - E ) / 4π retains its physical significance : it is the electric moment per unit volume . In rapidly varying ...
... variable as well as for constant fields . Thus in any variable field , even if dispersion is present , the vector P = ( D - E ) / 4π retains its physical significance : it is the electric moment per unit volume . In rapidly varying ...
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... variable field , a substance is of course not in equilibrium , and the proof in §13 is consequently invalid . To ascertain the properties of the tensor ek we must use the generalised principle of the symmetry of the kinetic coefficients ...
... variable field , a substance is of course not in equilibrium , and the proof in §13 is consequently invalid . To ascertain the properties of the tensor ek we must use the generalised principle of the symmetry of the kinetic coefficients ...
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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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