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... averaging of the product dedE in ( 9.3 ) is done in two stages . We first average over the volume of particles of a given kind , i.e. for a given de . The value of SE thus averaged is easily obtained from equation ( 9.4 ) : on account ...
... averaging of the product dedE in ( 9.3 ) is done in two stages . We first average over the volume of particles of a given kind , i.e. for a given de . The value of SE thus averaged is easily obtained from equation ( 9.4 ) : on account ...
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... averaging with respect to the motion of the particles . In considering electromagnetic fluc- tuations we are concerned with the oscillations in time of quantities averaged over physically infinitesimal volumes , and the quantities ...
... averaging with respect to the motion of the particles . In considering electromagnetic fluc- tuations we are concerned with the oscillations in time of quantities averaged over physically infinitesimal volumes , and the quantities ...
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... averaging over the motion of the particles , which so far has not been carried out . The averaging of a quadratic expres- sion gives , of course , a result which is not zero . Since E ' is perpendicular to k ' , the tensor Iik has non ...
... averaging over the motion of the particles , which so far has not been carried out . The averaging of a quadratic expres- sion gives , of course , a result which is not zero . Since E ' is perpendicular to k ' , the tensor Iik has non ...
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2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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