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... tangential to it , and so its magnitude can be determined at once from the condition that the tangential component of H is continuous . Within the ellipsoid H = H / ( 1 − n ) ; taking the tangential component , we have ( 1 - n ) He ...
... tangential to it , and so its magnitude can be determined at once from the condition that the tangential component of H is continuous . Within the ellipsoid H = H / ( 1 − n ) ; taking the tangential component , we have ( 1 - n ) He ...
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... tangential to the surface . Finally , the normal component of the magnetic field and the tangential component of the electric field must be continuous . If the conductivity of the medium is infinite , the induced electric field is given ...
... tangential to the surface . Finally , the normal component of the magnetic field and the tangential component of the electric field must be continuous . If the conductivity of the medium is infinite , the induced electric field is given ...
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... tangential and rotational discontinuities form two different types , there are also discontinuities having the properties of both . These discontinuities are such that v and H are tangential in direction and con- tinuous in magnitude ...
... tangential and rotational discontinuities form two different types , there are also discontinuities having the properties of both . These discontinuities are such that v and H are tangential in direction and con- tinuous in magnitude ...
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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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