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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... express the amount of work done by electrostatic forces , in terms of the field E , and the area of the plates , A. ( b ) Use equation ( 2.40 ) to express the energy lost by the field in this process . ( This problem is supposed to be ...
... express the amount of work done by electrostatic forces , in terms of the field E , and the area of the plates , A. ( b ) Use equation ( 2.40 ) to express the energy lost by the field in this process . ( This problem is supposed to be ...
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... Express the answer in terms of the dipole moment of q . ( c ) Use the superposition principle to generalize to an arbitrary charge distribution . ( d ) Show that the average field over the sphere due to all charges outside is the same ...
... Express the answer in terms of the dipole moment of q . ( c ) Use the superposition principle to generalize to an arbitrary charge distribution . ( d ) Show that the average field over the sphere due to all charges outside is the same ...
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... express this quantity in terms of the fields alone , using Ampère's law ( with Maxwell's extra term ) to eliminate J : · E.J = E ( VX B ) - € 0E · 1 μο JE at From product rule 6 , • V ( EX B ) = Invoking Faraday's law ( ▽ X E = · E ...
... express this quantity in terms of the fields alone , using Ampère's law ( with Maxwell's extra term ) to eliminate J : · E.J = E ( VX B ) - € 0E · 1 μο JE at From product rule 6 , • V ( EX B ) = Invoking Faraday's law ( ▽ X E = · E ...
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