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... potential theory . Since we neglect the volume of conductors , we are in ... vector potential of the magnetic field at a great distance from the ... vectors r $ 29 123 The magnetic field of a constant current.
... potential theory . Since we neglect the volume of conductors , we are in ... vector potential of the magnetic field at a great distance from the ... vectors r $ 29 123 The magnetic field of a constant current.
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... vector fdf is independent of the particular surface ( bounded by the current ) over which it is taken . Thus the magnetic moment of a closed linear current is M = JSα £ / c . ( 29.18 ) ... vector potential has 124 $ 29 Constant Magnetic Field.
... vector fdf is independent of the particular surface ( bounded by the current ) over which it is taken . Thus the magnetic moment of a closed linear current is M = JSα £ / c . ( 29.18 ) ... vector potential has 124 $ 29 Constant Magnetic Field.
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... potential of the field far from the currents . = SOLUTION . We write R = Ro ... vector potential by B curl A , we use another vector C defined by = H ... magnetic fields 126 $ 30 Constant Magnetic Field $30 Thermodynamic relations in a magnetic ...
... potential of the field far from the currents . = SOLUTION . We write R = Ro ... vector potential by B curl A , we use another vector C defined by = H ... magnetic fields 126 $ 30 Constant Magnetic Field $30 Thermodynamic relations in a magnetic ...
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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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