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The mathematical theory of electricity and magnetism (1911)

Jeans, James Hopwood, Sir, 1877-1946 · Cambridge [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 381

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two equal and opposite poles + m^ at r. The six poles now in the field can be takenin three pairs so as to constitute three doubletsof strengths m^. Oq, m^. qr and wij. rP respec-tively along Oq, qr and rP. These, however, aredoublets of strengths /xl, fjum and /xn parallel to the coordinate axes.… … 410-413] The Magnetic Field of Force B. The matter occupying any element of volume dxdydz at this point willbe a magnetic particle of which the moment is I dxdydz and the axis is indirection I, m, n. By formula (339), the potential of this particle at anyexternal point is ^ {^ I (7-) + ^^ I (})+ i…

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