Axial Motion of Electrons in a Linear Accelerator with 
=1
Complete integrated solutions have been found in terms of elementary functions for the motion of an electron on the axis of a progressive wave linear accelerator with a constant wave speed, =1. The ch...
=1Complete integrated solutions have been found in terms of elementary functions for the motion of an electron on the axis of a progressive wave linear accelerator with a constant wave speed, =1. The ch...
Radiation Resistance of a Small Circular Loop in the Presence of a Conducting Ground
The solution is given for the total power flow from an oscillating magnetic dipole, situated above a flat homogeneous conducting ground and oriented in the vertical direction. The result is employed t...
The solution is given for the total power flow from an oscillating magnetic dipole, situated above a flat homogeneous conducting ground and oriented in the vertical direction. The result is employed t...
The Electric Permittivity of a Dilute Suspension of Membrane-Covered Ellipsoids
J. Appl. Phys. 24, 644 (1953); doi:10.1063/1.1721343
Issue Date: May 1953
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This theoretical paper deals with the low frequency permittivity (
) of a dilute suspension (conductivity 
, volume concentration 
), in a conducting medium (conductivity s, permittivity s), of ellipsoidal particles (major axis 2a) each composed of a conducting core covered with a nonconducting surface membrane (thickness t, permittivity m). The quantity [−(/s)s]/(am/t) is expressed in terms of Weierstrass' elliptic functions of the axial ratios, for parallel and random arrangement of the ellipsoidal axis. A table of its numerical values is given.
Journal of Applied Physics is copyrighted by The American Institute of Physics.
) of a dilute suspension (conductivity , volume concentration ), in a conducting medium (conductivity s, permittivity s), of ellipsoidal particles (major axis 2a) each composed of a conducting core covered with a nonconducting surface membrane (thickness t, permittivity m). The quantity [−(/s)s]/(am/t) is expressed in terms of Weierstrass' elliptic functions of the axial ratios, for parallel and random arrangement of the ellipsoidal axis. A table of its numerical values is given.
Journal of Applied Physics is copyrighted by The American Institute of Physics.
| History: | Received January 5, 1953 |
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