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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Page 164
... polarization , so that it persists after the field is removed . But let's forget for a moment about the cause of the polarization and study the field which a chunk of polarized material itself produces . Then , in Section 4.3 , we'll ...
... polarization , so that it persists after the field is removed . But let's forget for a moment about the cause of the polarization and study the field which a chunk of polarized material itself produces . Then , in Section 4.3 , we'll ...
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... polarization there is a more pertinent way to write them . The reason is that inside polarized matter there will be accumulations of " bound " charge and current over which we exert no direct control . I would like to reformulate ...
... polarization there is a more pertinent way to write them . The reason is that inside polarized matter there will be accumulations of " bound " charge and current over which we exert no direct control . I would like to reformulate ...
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... Polarization The waves that travel down a string when you shake it are called transverse , because the displacement is perpendicular ( transverse ) to the direction ... polarization УА سيا ( b 350 Chapter 8 Electromagnetic Waves Polarization.
... Polarization The waves that travel down a string when you shake it are called transverse , because the displacement is perpendicular ( transverse ) to the direction ... polarization УА سيا ( b 350 Chapter 8 Electromagnetic Waves Polarization.
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