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Page 192
... momentum through the dielectric constant and permeability . ( See also Problem 6.8 . ) With ( 6.90 ) substituted into ( 6.89 ) the integrand becomes PE + 1 1 1 де J x B = E ( V · E ) + Bx - BX ( V x B ) с ді 7x B ) ] ( 6.91 ) Then ...
... momentum through the dielectric constant and permeability . ( See also Problem 6.8 . ) With ( 6.90 ) substituted into ( 6.89 ) the integrand becomes PE + 1 1 1 де J x B = E ( V · E ) + Bx - BX ( V x B ) с ді 7x B ) ] ( 6.91 ) Then ...
Page 392
... momentum under Lorentz transformations . For neutral particles with no detectable electromagnetic interactions it is ... momentum and energy of the particle , just as in Section 11.11 . Thus dp = ff . dx dt ( 12.2 ) where we have written ...
... momentum under Lorentz transformations . For neutral particles with no detectable electromagnetic interactions it is ... momentum and energy of the particle , just as in Section 11.11 . Thus dp = ff . dx dt ( 12.2 ) where we have written ...
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... momentum ( 17.45 ) represents the negative of the momentum contribution from the transport of purely electromag- netic stresses . Since the energy - momentum ( 17.45 ) was constructed to be a 4 - vector , there is no need to make an ...
... momentum ( 17.45 ) represents the negative of the momentum contribution from the transport of purely electromag- netic stresses . Since the energy - momentum ( 17.45 ) was constructed to be a 4 - vector , there is no need to make an ...
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