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... dielectric and a conductor , Et = 0 , and the condi- tion on the normal component is obtained from ( 6.8 ) : Et = 0 , Dn = Απσ , where σ is the charge density on the surface of the conductor ... Dielectrics §7 The dielectric permeability.
... dielectric and a conductor , Et = 0 , and the condi- tion on the normal component is obtained from ( 6.8 ) : Et = 0 , Dn = Απσ , where σ is the charge density on the surface of the conductor ... Dielectrics §7 The dielectric permeability.
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... dielectric we have a non - zero volume charge density p : = - div P = − div € - 1 1D.grad Απε -D = 4π € 1 = € 1 Απε E.grade . If we introduce the electric field ... dielectric . If , on the other hand , §7 39 The dielectric permeability.
... dielectric we have a non - zero volume charge density p : = - div P = − div € - 1 1D.grad Απε -D = 4π € 1 = € 1 Απε E.grade . If we introduce the electric field ... dielectric . If , on the other hand , §7 39 The dielectric permeability.
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... dielectric permeability of the medium differs from unity is effected by simply replacing e ) by eee ) . Then formula ( 8.7 ) becomes ( 1 − n ( x ) ) e ( e ) ... dielectric permeability of a mixture §9 The dielectric permeability of a mixture.
... dielectric permeability of the medium differs from unity is effected by simply replacing e ) by eee ) . Then formula ( 8.7 ) becomes ( 1 − n ( x ) ) e ( e ) ... dielectric permeability of a mixture §9 The dielectric permeability of a mixture.
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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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