Introduction to ElectrodynamicsThe first edition of this textbook (1981) is cited in BCL3. The second includes: introduction to the Dirac Delta Function, the Helmholtz Theorem, and a brief treatment of waveguides. New problems have been added. No bibliography. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or. |
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... capacitor up to potential V ( equation ( 2.48 ) ) . If the capacitor is filled with linear dielectric , its capacitance exceeds the vacuum value by a factor of the dielectric constant , C = KC vac as we found in Example 6. Accordingly ...
... capacitor up to potential V ( equation ( 2.48 ) ) . If the capacitor is filled with linear dielectric , its capacitance exceeds the vacuum value by a factor of the dielectric constant , C = KC vac as we found in Example 6. Accordingly ...
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... capacitor ( Fig . 4.31 ) . We have always pretended that the field is uniform inside a parallel - plate capacitor , and zero outside . Were this entirely correct , there would be no force on the dielectric at all . However , there is in ...
... capacitor ( Fig . 4.31 ) . We have always pretended that the field is uniform inside a parallel - plate capacitor , and zero outside . Were this entirely correct , there would be no force on the dielectric at all . However , there is in ...
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... capacitor ( Fig . 7.41 ) . If the capacitor plates are very close together ( I didn't draw them that way , but the calculation is simpler if you assume this ) then the field between them is 1 1 0 E = σ € 0 Eo A where Q is the charge on ...
... capacitor ( Fig . 7.41 ) . If the capacitor plates are very close together ( I didn't draw them that way , but the calculation is simpler if you assume this ) then the field between them is 1 1 0 E = σ € 0 Eo A where Q is the charge on ...
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