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                    | Landau L.D., Lifshitz E.M. — Course of Theoretical Physics, Volume 8: Electrodynamics of Continuous Media |  
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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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