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... polarisation involves a considerable reconstruction of the crystal lattice . Even if the final result of this ... polarisation also is small ) . For this reason the change in direction of the spontaneous polarisation here requires only a ...
... polarisation involves a considerable reconstruction of the crystal lattice . Even if the final result of this ... polarisation also is small ) . For this reason the change in direction of the spontaneous polarisation here requires only a ...
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... polarisation of light incident at this angle , the reflected light will be polarised so that the electric field is perpendicular to the plane of incidence . The reflected light is polarised in this way even when the incident light is ...
... polarisation of light incident at this angle , the reflected light will be polarised so that the electric field is perpendicular to the plane of incidence . The reflected light is polarised in this way even when the incident light is ...
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... polarised wave is propagated in it the plane of polarisation is rotated . The angle of rotation per unit path length of the ray is wf / 2c . The sign of the constant g , and therefore the direction of rotation , are opposite for the two ...
... polarised wave is propagated in it the plane of polarisation is rotated . The angle of rotation per unit path length of the ray is wf / 2c . The sign of the constant g , and therefore the direction of rotation , are opposite for the two ...
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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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