The Theory of Electrons And Its Applications to the Phenomena of Light And Radia
The Theory of Electrons And Its Applications to the Phenomena of Light And Radia
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Introducing the values (191) into the expressions (190) and taking the sum for all the corpuscles, we shall find the coordinates x, y of the equivalent electron. Since J^# ' = J^W =0, the result may be put in the form X = X 1 +X 2, y = yi -fy 2, where Xi =. 4 cos {(n + fyt+ 9), yi = A BUI {(n + fyt + y], Xg = BCOB {(n-fyt + y], y 2 = J5 sin [(n fyt -f ^}, Aj J5,
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Introducing the values (191) into the expressions (190) and taking the sum for all the corpuscles, we shall find the coordinates x, y of the equivalent electron. Since J^# ' = J^W =0, the result may be put in the form X = X 1 +X 2, y = yi -fy 2, where Xi =. 4 cos {(n + fyt+ 9), yi = A BUI {(n + fyt + y], Xg = BCOB {(n-fyt + y], y 2 = J5 sin [(n fyt -f ^}, Aj J5,
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