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Bell J., Kearsley M., Pitaevskii L. — Course of Theoretical Physics, Volume 8, Volume 8, Second Edition: Electrodynamics of Continuous Media
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Íàçâàíèå: Course of Theoretical Physics, Volume 8, Volume 8, Second Edition: Electrodynamics of Continuous MediaÀâòîðû: Bell J., Kearsley M., Pitaevskii L.Àííîòàöèÿ: What can I say? There are 9 copies of this book in the library of my university and 8 of them have been checked out. The only one left is a reserved copy. And right now it's in the middle of a summer vacation! So many things that I want to know can be found in this book: the difference between Kerr effect and Faraday effect, the magneto-electric tensor, magnetic symmetries of crystals... etc. The explanations are usually very compact but extremely clear. Once many years ago I was frustrated at being unable to find a "physicist's description" of the galvanic cell. Finally, after searching many books and papers, I found a most satisfying explanation, exactly the way I needed it, in this book. It is an invaluable "reference" (but not textbook) for researchers working on material science, light-matter interactions, and related fields.
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Abraham force 260 278 Absorption coefficient 285 Absorption of electromagnetic waves by small particles 322—3 Absorption, two-photon 393 Acceleration, excitation of currents by 222—4 Adiabatic invariant 277 Airy function 305 Alfven discontinuity 242 Alfven velocity 237 Alfven waves 237 239—40 Angular phase 159 Anisotropic media, electromagnetic waves in (XI) 331ff. Antiferromagnetic Curie point 166n. Antiferromagnetic vector 167 Antiferromagnets 131—2 166—72 Atomic form factor 449 Azimuthal distribution 234 Barnett effect 129 Biaxial crystals 54 341—7 Bicritical point 170 Binormal 343 Biot and Savart's law 110 Biradial 343 Birefringence see Double refraction Bragg and Vul'f's equation 442 Bragg's method 446n. Brewster angle 297 Capacitance 4 7—8 17—19 214—17 Capacitance coefficients 4—5 7 Capacitance mutual 7 15—16 Capacitance of conducting ellipsoid 22—3 Capacitance of conducting sphere 57 Capacitance of ring 8 Causality 280 281 Charge distribution on conducting disc 25 Charge distribution on conducting ellipsoid 22 26 Charge distribution on conductors 1ff. 16 Charge reservoir 30 Charges extraneous 35 258 Charges in a dielectric 62 Cherenkov radiation 406—8 Collinear antiferromagnet 132 Conduction current density 108 Conductivity electrical 86 Conductivity tensor 87 90 Conductors 1ff. Conductors cylindrical 14 15—16 17 112 206—7 Conductors disc-shaped 25 26—7 Conductors electrostatic field of ff. Conductors electrostatics of (I) iff. Conductors electrostriction of 31—2 Conductors ellipsoidal 19—29 Conductors forces on 29—33 127—9 Conductors motion in a magnetic field 217—22 225—56 Conductors motion in a magnetic field turbulent 253 Conductors spherical 9—10 14 32 57 88—9 205—6 207 221 Conformal mapping 12 Conformal mapping method of 11—12 Conical refraction external 345 Conical refraction internal 343 Contact potential 93 Cotton—Mouton effect 352 Critical field 185—9 Critical indices 162 171 Critical opalescence 433—5 Critical state 77 Cross-over critical index 171 Crystals biaxial 54 341—7 Crystals dielectric properties of 54—9 331—3 Crystals enantiomorphic 364 Crystals magnetic properties of 130—5 Crystals natural optical activity of 362—6 Crystals piezoelectric 70 Crystals pyroelectric 56 Crystals uniaxial 55 339—41 Crystals uniaxial negative 339 Crystals uniaxial positive 339 Crystals X-ray diffraction in see under Diffraction Curie point antiferromagnetic 166n. Curie point ferromagnetic 135 Curie—Weiss law 137 Current boundary conditions for 86—7 Current conduction 108 Current density 86 108 Current density surface 107 Current eddy 201 Current electric 1 Current excitation by acceleration 222—4 Current in a crystal 398 Current in a moving conductor 217—22 Current linear 110; see also Linear current Current molecular 108n. Current steady (III) 86ff. Current steady (III) magnetic field of 107—13 Current superconductivity 182—5 Current surface 107 Curvilinear coordinates 452—3 Cylinder conducting 14 15—16 17 112 206—7 Cylinder dielectric 40 53 Debye and Scherrer's method 446n. Debye relaxation time 432 Debye-Waller factor 450 Defocusing medium 379 Demagnetizing factors 41n. 182 Depolarizing factors 24 321 Depolarizing field 41 Detailed balancing 419 Dielectric axes, principal 334 dielectric constant see Permittivity Dielectric crystals 54—9 331—3 Dielectric cylinder 40 53 Dielectric disc 40 52—3 57 Dielectric ellipsoid 39—42 52 Dielectric fluid, forces in 59—64 Dielectric permeability see Permittivity Dielectric polarization 34 Dielectric solid, forces in 64—7 Dielectric sphere 39—40 42 56 57 67 263—4 Dielectric susceptibility 36 Dielectric susceptibility non-linear 374 Dielectric susceptibility sign of 58—9 Dielectric tensor 54; see also Permittivity tensor Dielectrics 1 34 Dielectrics electrostatics of (III) 34ff. Dielectrics electrostriction of isotropic 51—4 Dielectrics moving 260—4 Dielectrics moving boundary conditions 262 Dielectrics polarized 34 Dielectrics thermodynamics of 44—8 Dielectrics total free energy of 48—51 Diffraction by a plane screen 327—30 Diffraction by a wedge 323—7 Diffraction of X-rays in crystals (XVI) 439ff. Diffraction of X-rays in crystals (XVI) general theory of 439—45 Diffraction of X-rays in crystals (XVI) temperature dependence of 449—51 Diffusion phenomena 102—4 Dipole moment of conducting cylinder 17 Dipole moment of conducting disc 26—7 Dipole moment of conducting sphere 14 Dipole moment of conductor 6 Dipole moment of dielectric 35 50 Director 70 Disc conducting 25 26—7 Disc dielectric 40 52—3 57 Disc superconducting 185 Discontinuities in a magnetic fluid 240—53 Discontinuity Alfven 242 Discontinuity contact 241 Discontinuity rotational 242 Discontinuity tangential 241 Discontinuity tangential stability of 242—4 dispersion 257 Dispersion form of scattering line 432 Dispersion frequency 358 dispersion relation 236 266 Dispersion spatial (XII) 358ff. Dispersion time 358 Displacement current 258 Dissipative function 216 Dissipative processes in magnetohydrodynamics 228—30 domain walls 147—153 domains 80—1 143 147—51; Domains of closure 154 Doppler broadening 359 Double circular refraction 351 Double layer 93 Double refraction 340 Double refraction in an electric field 347 Dynamical theory of scattering 443n. Dzyaloshinskiy field 175 E waves 305 314 E.M.F. 94 Easy magnetization, direction of 139 Easy-axis type 139 Easy-plane type 139 Eddy currents 201 Eikonal 290 335 Einstein—de Haas effect 129 Elastic constant tensor 69 Elastic—optical constants 355 Electric current 1; see also Current Electric field, static see also Electromagnetic field Electric field, static in dielectrics 34—5 Electric field, static in dielectrics boundary conditions 35 Electric field, static in dielectrics thermodynamics of 44—8 Electric field, static of conductors 1ff. Electric field, static of conductors boundary conditions 2—3 37 86 Electric field, static of conductors energy of 3—8 Electric induction 35 Electric losses 274 Electric moment 35 Electric-type waves see E waves Electrocaloric effect 52 53 Electrocapillarity 96 Electrodynamics, macroscopic 1 Electromagnetic field boundary conditions 294 301 310 Electromagnetic field in moving media 260—4 Electromagnetic field quasi-static (VII) 199ff. Electromagnetic field quasi-static (VII) in dielectrics 257—60 Electromagnetic field variable 264ff. Electromagnetic shock wave 389 Electromagnetic wave equations (IX) 257ff. Electromagnetic waves 257ff. Electromagnetic waves absorption of, by small particles 322—3 Electromagnetic waves in anisotropic media (XI) 331ff. Electromagnetic waves in anisotropic media (XI) extraordinary 340 Electromagnetic waves in anisotropic media (XI) ordinary 340 Electromagnetic waves in resonators 310—13 Electromagnetic waves plane homogeneous 285 Electromagnetic waves plane in a transparent medium 284 Electromagnetic waves plane in an absorbing medium 285—6 Electromagnetic waves plane in anisotropic media 333—8 Electromagnetic waves plane inhomogeneous 284 Electromagnetic waves plane monochromatic 283—6 Electromagnetic waves propagation of (X) 290ff. Electromagnetic waves propagation of (X) in an inhomogeneous medium 304—10 Electromagnetic waves propagation of (X) in waveguides 313—19 Electromagnetic waves reflection and refraction of 293—300 303—4 Electromagnetic waves scattering of (XV) 413ff. Electromagnetic waves scattering of (XV) by small particles 319—22 Electromagnetic waves strong 388—91 Electromotive force 94 Electrostatic induction coefficients 4—5 Electrostatics of conductors (I) 1ff. Electrostatics of dielectrics (II) 34ff. Electrostriction of conductors 31—2 Electrostriction of dielectrics 51—4 Ellipsoid conducting 19—29 Ellipsoid dielectric 39—42 52 Ellipsoid ferromagnetic 146—7 Ellipsoid magnetic 107 Ellipsoid superconducting 193 Ellipsoid tensor 55 Ellipsoidal coordinates 19—29 Energy flux (Poynting vector) 111 203 260 272 291 295 300 Energy flux (Poynting vector) in a plane wave 285 333 Energy flux (Poynting vector) in a resonator 311 Energy flux (Poynting vector) in a waveguide 315 Energy free self- 118 Energy interaction 118 Energy magnetostatic 158 Energy non-uniformity 147 Energy of a system of currents 118—21 Energy of conductors 3 111 Energy of dielectrics 45—51 74—7 Energy of emergence of domains 154 Energy of fields in dispersive media 272—6 Energy of magnetic substances 116—17 138—40 144 Ettingshausen effect 102 Euler equation 225 Exciton branch 369n. excitons 369n. Extinction coefficient differential 420 Extinction coefficient total 420 Extraneous charges 35 258 Extraordinary waves 340 Faraday effect 351 Faraday effect inverse 353 Faraday's law 219 Fast particles, passage of, through matter (XIV) 394ff. Fermat's principle 291 Ferrimagnetic crystals 132 Ferroelectric axis 77 Ferroelectrics 77—85 Ferroelectrics domains in 80—1 Ferroelectrics improper 83—5 Ferromagnetic resonance homogeneous 270 Ferromagnetic resonance inhomogeneous 270 Ferromagnetism (V) 130ff. Ferromagnetism (V) weak 172—6 ferromagnets 131 Ferromagnets domain structure of 142—4 147—59 Ferromagnets easy-axis type 139 Ferromagnets easy-plane type 139 Ferromagnets fluctuations in 162—6 Ferromagnets near the Curie point 135—8 Fizeau effect 293n. Fluctuation region 162 Fluctuations in ferromagnets 162—6 Fluctuations of anisotropy 428 Focusing medium 379 Fresnel ellipsoid 338 Fresnel's equation 335 341 Fresnel's formulae 295 Galvanic cell 94 Geometrical optics 290—3 Group velocity 237 291 335 Gyration vector 348 354—5 363 Gyromagnetic coefficients 129 Gyromagnetic phenomena 129 Gyrotropic media 336n. 348 Gyrotropy, natural 363 H waves 305 306—7 314 Hall constant 91 Hall effect 91 Hartmann number 231 Helicoidal magnetic structure 178—9 Hydromagnetic waves 235—53 Hydromagnetic waves absorption of 239 Hysteresis 142
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