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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... perpendicular ( transverse ) to the direction of propagation . If the string is reasonably elastic , it is also possible to stimulate compression waves by giv- ing the string little tugs . Compression waves are hard to see on a string ...
... perpendicular ( transverse ) to the direction of propagation . If the string is reasonably elastic , it is also possible to stimulate compression waves by giv- ing the string little tugs . Compression waves are hard to see on a string ...
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... perpendicular to the direction of propagation ( Fig . 8.12 ) : Ē ( x , t ) = Ēŋe¿ ( x − wt ) , ( 8.55 ) Eo and Bo are the ( complex ) amplitudes of the electric and magnetic fields - the physical fields are the real parts of E and B ...
... perpendicular to the direction of propagation ( Fig . 8.12 ) : Ē ( x , t ) = Ēŋe¿ ( x − wt ) , ( 8.55 ) Eo and Bo are the ( complex ) amplitudes of the electric and magnetic fields - the physical fields are the real parts of E and B ...
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... perpendicular to the sun's rays . In the celestial arc perpendicular to these rays , where the blueness is most pronounced , dipoles oscillating along the line of sight send no radiation to the observer ( because of the sin2 0 in ...
... perpendicular to the sun's rays . In the celestial arc perpendicular to these rays , where the blueness is most pronounced , dipoles oscillating along the line of sight send no radiation to the observer ( because of the sin2 0 in ...
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