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Electricity and matter (1904)

Thomson, J. J. (Joseph John), Sir, 1856-1940 · New Haven Yale University Press · leaf 71

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d, hence to preserve continuitythese tubes must run round in the shell to join thesphere as in Fig. 14. We thus have in this case two pulses, one aplane pulse propa-gated in the direc-tion in which theparticle was mov-ing before it wasstopped, the other aspherical pulse trav-elling outward in… … Fig. 14. RONTGEN RAYS AND LIGHT Ql reduced to zero is merely dimlnislied by A v, wecan show, as on page 57, that it will give rise toa pulse in which the magnetic force H is given bythe equation „ eAv sin 9 ±L = s , ro and the tangential electric force T by rp_ e.Avsm 6~ ~Vr.S Now the thickness S…

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