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... average charge , and ( p . ) is their average dipole moment . Pex is the excess ( or free ) charge density . Usually the molecules are neutral , and the total charge density p is just the free charge density . With the definitions of ...
... average charge , and ( p . ) is their average dipole moment . Pex is the excess ( or free ) charge density . Usually the molecules are neutral , and the total charge density p is just the free charge density . With the definitions of ...
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... average . This is not the average of Poynting's theorem for microscopic fields , but differs from it by a set of terms which are the statement of energy conservation for the fluctuating fields measuring the instantaneous departure of ...
... average . This is not the average of Poynting's theorem for microscopic fields , but differs from it by a set of terms which are the statement of energy conservation for the fluctuating fields measuring the instantaneous departure of ...
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... average pressure , total current , and radius of the cylinder of fluid or plasma confined by its own magnetic field . Note that the average pressure of the matter is equal to the magnetic pressure ( B2 / 8 ′′ ) at the surface of the ...
... average pressure , total current , and radius of the cylinder of fluid or plasma confined by its own magnetic field . Note that the average pressure of the matter is equal to the magnetic pressure ( B2 / 8 ′′ ) at the surface of the ...
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