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... induction in the crystal , we have Φ Di D1 = Doi + € ikЕk + 4πуi , klσkl . ( 17.6 ) Corresponding additional terms ... induction as a function of the field for given stresses . If , however , the deformation occurs with a given value of ...
... induction in the crystal , we have Φ Di D1 = Doi + € ikЕk + 4πуi , klσkl . ( 17.6 ) Corresponding additional terms ... induction as a function of the field for given stresses . If , however , the deformation occurs with a given value of ...
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... induction must be continuous at any boundary between two media ; this condition follows from the equation div B = 0 , which is universally valid . Since B = 0 in a superconductor , the normal component of the external field must be zero ...
... induction must be continuous at any boundary between two media ; this condition follows from the equation div B = 0 , which is universally valid . Since B = 0 in a superconductor , the normal component of the external field must be zero ...
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... induction B which varies from zero in the purely superconducting state to Her in the purely normal state . If we ascribe a non - zero induction to the matter in the intermediate state , we must also ascribe to it a definite magnetic ...
... induction B which varies from zero in the purely superconducting state to Her in the purely normal state . If we ascribe a non - zero induction to the matter in the intermediate state , we must also ascribe to it a definite magnetic ...
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