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... moment parallel to this direction . These circulating currents are known ... magnetic moment to which they give rise , and in dealing quantitatively with the magnetic properties of ... MAGNETIC MATERIALS General Theory of Magnetic Materials.
... moment parallel to this direction . These circulating currents are known ... magnetic moment to which they give rise , and in dealing quantitatively with the magnetic properties of ... MAGNETIC MATERIALS General Theory of Magnetic Materials.
Page 351
... magnetic pole can be introduced and defined by saying that the magnetic moment of two equal and opposite poles is equal to the product of the magnitude of either pole and their vector separation . Poles could equally well be designated ...
... magnetic pole can be introduced and defined by saying that the magnetic moment of two equal and opposite poles is equal to the product of the magnitude of either pole and their vector separation . Poles could equally well be designated ...
Page 359
... magnetic moment m is proportional to -w , the induced magnetic moment is muoе H. As m / w can be written ml / p , where I is the effective moment of 2wm inertia and the characteristic ratio of m / p is oе / 2m for a circulating electron ...
... magnetic moment m is proportional to -w , the induced magnetic moment is muoе H. As m / w can be written ml / p , where I is the effective moment of 2wm inertia and the characteristic ratio of m / p is oе / 2m for a circulating electron ...
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