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... angle do subtended by ds at q . The integral over the surface is then the total solid angle subtended by the surface at the point occupied by q . It can be seen from Fig . 1.11 that if q lies outside the surface , each infinitesimal ...
... angle do subtended by ds at q . The integral over the surface is then the total solid angle subtended by the surface at the point occupied by q . It can be seen from Fig . 1.11 that if q lies outside the surface , each infinitesimal ...
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... angle w subtended by the circuit is really not uniquely defined , for to it could be added any integral multiple of 4π and the same solid angle would be obtained in exact analogy to rotation about an axis . However , the gradient is ...
... angle w subtended by the circuit is really not uniquely defined , for to it could be added any integral multiple of 4π and the same solid angle would be obtained in exact analogy to rotation about an axis . However , the gradient is ...
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... angle between the horizontal component of the earth's field and the meridian . This angle is known as the declination . Mag- netic maps or tables that give the declination for points of the earth's surface are of great importance for ...
... angle between the horizontal component of the earth's field and the meridian . This angle is known as the declination . Mag- netic maps or tables that give the declination for points of the earth's surface are of great importance for ...
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