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... Theory of Fields Vol . 3. Quantum Mechanics - Non - relativistic Theory Vol . 4. Relativistic Quantum Theory Vol . 5. Statistical Physics Vol . 6. Fluid Mechanics Vol . 7. Theory of Elasticity Vol . 9. Physical Kinetics ELECTRODYNAMICS ...
... Theory of Fields Vol . 3. Quantum Mechanics - Non - relativistic Theory Vol . 4. Relativistic Quantum Theory Vol . 5. Statistical Physics Vol . 6. Fluid Mechanics Vol . 7. Theory of Elasticity Vol . 9. Physical Kinetics ELECTRODYNAMICS ...
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... theory , the aniso- tropy is described by the addition to the thermodynamic potential of the magnetic anisotropy energy , which depends on the direction of magnetisation . The calculation of the anisotropy energy from the microscopic theory ...
... theory , the aniso- tropy is described by the addition to the thermodynamic potential of the magnetic anisotropy energy , which depends on the direction of magnetisation . The calculation of the anisotropy energy from the microscopic theory ...
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... theory , which neglects the polarisation of the medium . According to that theory , in the ultra - relativistic range the stopping power F ( E1 ) continues to increase ( through only logarithmically ) with the energy of the particle ...
... theory , which neglects the polarisation of the medium . According to that theory , in the ultra - relativistic range the stopping power F ( E1 ) continues to increase ( through only logarithmically ) with the energy of the particle ...
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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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