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| Konopinski E.J. — Electromagnetic fields and relativistic particles |
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4-vector momentum 342—344
Abraham — Lorentz equation 117 440—443
Absorption coefficient 591
Absorption of radiation 570—571 see
Acceleration field 287 315
Acceleration in rotating frames 145
Acceleration, relativistic transformation of 374 437
action see Variation principle
Addition theorem for scalar spherical harmonics 79
Addition theorem for vector spherical harmonics 262
Adiabatic approximation for magnetostatic energy 113 133
Adiabatic approximation in cavity resonator 203
Adiabatic approximation in mirror effect 137
Adiabatic approximation of point-charge magnetic field 93—94
Adiabatic approximation of radiating orbits 455—456
Adiabatic invariance of magnetic flux through orbit 137 149
Adiabatic invariance of orbital magnetic moment 137 149
Advanced field 210—211 443
Airy integrals 306
Alternating currents 28 109 594 608
Ampere’s Law 18—21 102 592
Ampere’s law for surface currents 199
Ampere’s law, applications of 27—28 168 519
Analyzer see Polarizer
Angles of incidence, reflection, and refraction at conductors 205 587—588
Angles of incidence, reflection, and refraction at dielectrics 560—563
Angular distribution of radiation 219
Angular distribution of radiation by multipoles 271
Angular distribution of radiation by point charge 289 291 296—297
Angular distribution of radiation from antenna 220 235—236
Angular distribution of radiation from orbiting charge 225 235
Angular distribution of radiation from oscillating dipole 224
Angular distribution of radiation from pion decay 371
Angular distribution of radiation from quadrupoles 233—234 236
Angular distribution of radiation scattered by sphere 281
Angular distribution of radiationfrom synchrotron 307—308
Angular distribution of radiationfrom Thomson scattering 293—294
Angular momentum (mechanical) 98 169 see
Angular momentum (mechanical) and selection rules 458—460
Angular momentum (mechanical) in atomic orbits 143—147 455 458
Angular momentum (mechanical) in gyromagnetic ratio 98
Angular momentum (mechanical) of electron spin 402—404
Angular momentum (mechanical) of Larmor precession 141—147
Angular momentum (mechanical), transfer to magnetic dipole 170
Annihilation, 14n 368—369
Annihilation, positron, 14n 368—369 375
Anomalous dispersion 574
Antenna radiation 219—221 235
Antenna radiation from dipole antennas 236
Associated Legendre functions 76 247
Atomic radiation 230—231 234 366—367 454—461
Attached field 3—4 160
Attached field of moving point charge 287—288 315—321 see Velocity
Attenuation length (in conductors) 484—585 605 see
Beams 274—275 281—282
Bessel equation 510
Bessel function 510—512
Bessel function, modified 515—517
Bessel function, spherical 240—241 278
Beta spectrometer 148
Betatron 149 160
Biot — Savartlaw 93 103
BMT (Bargmann — Michel — Telegdi) equation (for spin) 403—404
Bound charges (in dielectrics) 522—523
Bound charges (in dielectrics) in capacitors 537
Bound charges (in dielectrics) on surfaces 528 537—538
Bound charges (in dielectrics), coating free charges 537
Bound charges (in dielectrics), forces on 539—540
Bound charges (in dielectrics), nonstatic 557—558
boundary conditions 58 82
Boundary conditions at conductor surfaces 492 528 588 608
Boundary conditions at dielectric surfaces 528—529 561
Boundary conditions at perfect reflectors 193—196
Boundary conditions in wave guide 195—196
Boundary conditions, Dirichlet 59 74n
Boundary conditions, magnetostatic 544 554—555
Boundary conditions, Neumann 60
Boundary conditionsat infinity 61 67 549
Bremsstrahlung 310—315
Brewster’s angle 565—566 577—578
Canonical (= conjugate) momentum 409 413
Canonical (= conjugate) momentum in electromagnetic field 123 143—145
Canonical (= conjugate) momentum, relativistic 410 413—414
Canonical equations of motion 412 415
Capacitance 527 537
Cascade times of successive radiations 460—461
Cauchy theorem 85
Causality 211 335
Cavity resonator 199—204
Cavity resonator, cylindrical 207
Cavity resonator, rectangular 200—201
Cavity resonator, spherical 280
Center of mass (CM) of electromagnetic field 392
Center of mass frame 350—351
Center of mass relativistic definition of 346—347
Center of mass velocity 346 350
Charge 7 8 13
Charge and gauge invariance 173 428
Charge induced on conductors 193—194 491—492 496—498 503—505 588
Charge, conservation of 14 378
Charge, induced in dielectrics see Bound charges
Charge, self-energy of 42—43 117 429—431
Charge-current 4—vector 377—378
Child’s equation 51
Circular current loop 90—92 118
Circular current loop, magnetic moment of 88—89 94 96
Classical electron radius 294 430
Clausius — Mossotti equation 526
Clebsch — Gordan coefficients 254
Coaxial cable 196n 207 596
Cold emission 142 147
Collimatingeffect 353 355
Collisions of electrons and atoms 311—313
Collisions, defining mass 339—341
Collisions, elastic 347—348 358—360 374—375
Collisions, inelastic 347—348 360—361 374—375
Commutation relations 248—249 251
Complementarity 187—189
Completeness 64
Completeness of Fourier sets 69 71
Completeness of spherical harmonics 243
Complex plane representations 84—85 518—520
Complex plane representations of electrostatic fields 66 84—85
Complex plane representations of sources by singularities 518— 520
Complex plane representations, calculus of 84—85
Compton effect 295 363—364
Compton wavelength 364 367
Conduction currents 582 603
Conduction electrons 582 599—603
Conductivity 580
Conductivity at high frequencies 600—601
Conductivity, complex 600—601
Conductors 490 579
Conductors, attenuation in 584—585 605
Conductors, boundary conditions at 492 528 588 608
Conductors, fields inside 490—491 581—584
Conjugate momentum see Canonical (= conjugate) momentum
Conservation laws 153
Conservation laws for charge 14 377—378
Conservation laws for field angular momentum 169 391 428
Conservation laws for field energy 155 185
Conservation laws for field energy-momentum 389—390 424
Conservation laws for field momentum 157 162
Conservation laws of energy-momentum 345—347
Conservation laws relations to invariances 421—428
Continuity equations see Conservation laws
Continuous spectra 298—299 322
Correspondence limit 457—458 466
Coulomb force field 8 43
Coulomb force field in dielectrics 527 536
| Coulomb gauge see Gauge solenoidal Coulomb)
Coulomb potential 40
Coulomb potential in atoms 142—143
Covariance in Lorentz transformations 342 376
Cross section 293
Cross section for bremsstrahlung 314
Cross section for electromagnetic scattering 281
Cross section for Thomson scattering 293—294
Curie’s law 546
Curl 476
Curl as supplement to divergence 479—480
Curl at a surface 193 492 544 552 561 588
Curl, divergencelessness of 477
Curl, representations of 470—471 487
Current (flux) 18
Current density 14—15 179 475 see
Current density in filament 219
Current density in rigid rotation 87
Current density of conduction 580 600 603
Current density on surface 193—194 542 554
Current density, 4-vector 378
Current density, force on 102 106
Current density, images of 555
Current density, magnetization 542
Current density, polarization 557—558
Current density, torque on 139
Current distributions in conductors 592—595
Current force on 105 119 167—168
Current loops, fields of 90—92 118 119
Current loops, force between two 119—120
Current loops, images of 555
Current loops, moments of 95—96 119
Current of rigidly rotating charge 28 89
Current straight-line, field of 19 118
Current tube elements of 97
Curvature drift 151
Cutoff frequency in wave guide 197—198
Cutoff frequency of reflections 604—606
Cyclotron 148
Cyclotron frequency 124
Cyclotron radiation 235 297
Cylindrical harmonics 509—511 see Hankel Neumann
Damping, radiative 463
Decay (spontaneous disintegration) 348 349 362
Decay constant (rate) 371 463
Decay of neutral pions 374—375
Decay time (mean life) of cavity field 202—204
Decay time to electrostatic equilibrium 581
Decay time, radiative 463
Delta distribution (functions) of directions 243
Delta distribution, integral representation of 69 71
Delta distribution, one-dimensional 69 71
Delta distribution, three-dimensional 56 71
Diamagnetism 545—548
Diamagnetism of charge motion in magnetic fields 125
dielectric constant 525—526
Dielectric constant as function of frequency 540 571—573 603—604
Dielectric constant, complex 603—604
Dielectrics 490 522
Dielectrics, boundary conditions at 528—530 561
Dielectrics, field energy in 535—536 539 560
Dielectrics, fields in 523—526
Dielectrics, force transmissions in 537 539—540
Dielectrics, stresses on 538—540
Dielectrics, waves in 558—559
Diffraction 188
Dilatation of charge density 378
Dilatation of mass-energy 342
Dilatation of time intervals 333—334 373—374
Dipole see Electric dipole moment Magnetic
Dipole radiation 221—227 229—231 235 266
Dipole radiation and line width 367 457—458
Dipole radiation as Larmor approximation 291
Dipole radiation from antennas 236
Dipole radiation, Zeeman effects on 230—231
Dipole-dipole interaction 46 53 149
Dirichlet condition 59 74n
Disintegration see Decay (spontaneous disintegration)
Disks of charge 30 33 52
dispersion 573—577
Dispersion by prisms 573—574 578
Dispersion of pulse 574—577
Dispersion, anomalous 574
Dispersion, lack of, in free space 205
Displacement current 25
Displacement current in conductors 592—593
Displacement current in dielectrics 557n 582
Displacement current, across condenser 578
Divergence 472—474
Divergence and flux 473—474
Divergence at a surface 39 523 540 544 588
Divergence of a tensor 161
Divergence, four-dimensional 378
Divergence, representations of 470— 471 486
Doppler shift 335—337
Doppler shift of sound versus light 336—337
Doppler shift, applications of 367—368 373—374
Doppler shift, transverse 386—387
Double layer 39 52
Double layer as cut in complex plane 518
Drift, (E x B) 126—128 168 399—401 405
Drifts in plasmas 150—151
Duality of multipole fields 265
Dyadic Green’s function 262
Dyadic representations 35 262
Dynamics of fields 416—421
Dynamics of fields, CM motion 392
Dynamics of particles in fields 39—40 122—123
Dynamics of particles in fields, relativistic 393—396 408—416
D’alembertian (operator) 173
D’Alembert’sprinciple 425 445n
Earnshaw’s theorem 27
Eigenfrequency 176
Eigenfrequency levels in resonant cavity 280
Eigenfunctions 176 183 237 245—246
Eigenfunctions of rotation operators 247—249 252—255
Eigenfunctions plane waves 183 245—246
Eigenfunctions simultaneous 183 248—249 255
Eigenfunctions spherical waves 247—249 255
Eigenvalues 176 183 237 245—246
Eigenvalues of angular momentum 261—262
Eigenvalues of frequency 176
Eigenvalues of rotation operators 247—249 251—252 255
Eigenvalues of spin 251—252
Eigenvalues of wave vectors 183 245—246
Eigenvector functions see Vector spherical harmonics
Eigenvectors of spin 251—252
Einstein postulates 326
Electric dipole fields 222—227
Electric dipole fields, nonstatic 222
Electric dipole fields, static 36—37
electric dipole moment 35— 37
Electric dipole moment, distribution of 38—39 52 522
Electric dipole moment, force on 45 505
Electric dipole moment, induced 498 505 572
Electric dipole moment, interaction energy of 45—46
Electric dipole moment, invariance 52
Electric dipole moment, line of 52
Electric dipole moment, radiating 221 223—225 266 464
Electric dipole moment, torque on 45 505
Electric dipole moment, translated magnetic dipole 401—402
Electric displacement field  524
electric field 8 12 106
Electric field, galilean transformation of 107
Electric field, potential description of 31 49—50 171
Electric field, relativistic transformation of 382
Electric susceptibility 525
electromagnetic field 1
Electromagnetic field isolated 1—3 154—155 184—185 259—262
Electromagnetic field, potential description of 170— 171 379
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