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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... frequency w ( a frequency determined by the person at x = ∞ , who is shaking the string in the first place ) . Since the wave velocities are different in the two strings , the wavelengths and wave numbers are also different : K2 = V1 ...
... frequency w ( a frequency determined by the person at x = ∞ , who is shaking the string in the first place ) . Since the wave velocities are different in the two strings , the wavelengths and wave numbers are also different : K2 = V1 ...
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... frequency travel at different speeds in a dispersive medium , a wave form that incorporates a range of frequencies ... frequency , much as the response of a swing depends on the frequency with which you push it . In practice , μ is very ...
... frequency travel at different speeds in a dispersive medium , a wave form that incorporates a range of frequencies ... frequency , much as the response of a swing depends on the frequency with which you push it . In practice , μ is very ...
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... frequency . For frequencies in excess of wp , the wave number is real , and waves propagate without attenuation at a wave speed K = c [ 1- ( wp / w ) 2 ] -1/2 ( which , again , is greater than c ) . The index of refraction of the plasma ...
... frequency . For frequencies in excess of wp , the wave number is real , and waves propagate without attenuation at a wave speed K = c [ 1- ( wp / w ) 2 ] -1/2 ( which , again , is greater than c ) . The index of refraction of the plasma ...
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