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... optical axes or binormals of the crystal ; one of them is shown dashed in Fig . 38. The directions of the optical axes are evidently the only ones for which the wave vector has only one magni- tude . † The properties of the ray surface ...
... optical axes or binormals of the crystal ; one of them is shown dashed in Fig . 38. The directions of the optical axes are evidently the only ones for which the wave vector has only one magni- tude . † The properties of the ray surface ...
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... optical activity . Thus the existence of optical activity certainly implies that the body has no centre of symmetry . Let us first consider the natural optical activity of isotropic bodies . If a liquid or gas consists of a substance ...
... optical activity . Thus the existence of optical activity certainly implies that the body has no centre of symmetry . Let us first consider the natural optical activity of isotropic bodies . If a liquid or gas consists of a substance ...
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... optical effects , 331ff . Magnetic permeability , 114 analytic properties of , 262 of crystals , 313 dispersion of , 251ff . tensor , 119 Magnetic polarisability tensor , 192 Magnetic space groups , 117 Magnetic structure , 116 Magnetic ...
... optical effects , 331ff . Magnetic permeability , 114 analytic properties of , 262 of crystals , 313 dispersion of , 251ff . tensor , 119 Magnetic polarisability tensor , 192 Magnetic space groups , 117 Magnetic structure , 116 Magnetic ...
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Notation X | 1 |
2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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