The Mathematical Theory of Electricity And Magnetism volume 2
The Mathematical Theory of Electricity And Magnetism volume 2
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: du dv dw IT + T-+ -7- = . . Ax ay dz at every point.
If n, v, w be replaced by their equivalents p+f, q+g, r + /i respectively, this equation of continuity becomes ^4.^4.^*4.^ ^4.^4.^^-0 da dy "*" dz "*" dt \dx "*" dy dz / ~ dp da dr de i. E. -~ + -~ + + -=- = 0, dx dy dz dt the interpretation and truth of which are obvious.
If u, v, w vary discontinuously over a surface S, the values on opposite sides of that surface being u, #'; v, v' -, w, w' re- spectively, the condition of continuity req...uires that l(u u) + m(v v) + n(w w') = 0.
In all regions throughout which u, v, w are finite we have the equations V 2 F= -4-Tm, V 2
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: du dv dw IT + T-+ -7- = . . Ax ay dz at every point.
If n, v, w be replaced by their equivalents p+f, q+g, r + /i respectively, this equation of continuity becomes ^4.^4.^*4.^ ^4.^4.^^-0 da dy "*" dz "*" dt \dx "*" dy dz / ~ dp da dr de i. E. -~ + -~ + + -=- = 0, dx dy dz dt the interpretation and truth of which are obvious.
If u, v, w vary discontinuously over a surface S, the values on opposite sides of that surface being u, #'; v, v' -, w, w' re- spectively, the condition of continuity req...uires that l(u u) + m(v v) + n(w w') = 0.
In all regions throughout which u, v, w are finite we have the equations V 2 F= -4-Tm, V 2
What to read after The Mathematical Theory of Electricity And Magnetism volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry William Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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