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Motion of a Particle in Crossed Electric and Magnetic FieldsRadiation Pulse from an Accelerated Point ChargeParallel-Plate CapacitorsPotential Field of Two ChargesThe Time-Dependent Electromagnetic Fields of a Relativistic Circular Current
Motion of a Particle in Crossed Electric and Magnetic Fields
Radiation Pulse from an Accelerated Point Charge
Parallel-Plate Capacitors
Potential Field of Two Charges
The Time-Dependent Electromagnetic Fields of a Relativistic Circular Current
Spherical HarmonicsThree-Dimensional Electric FieldMeasurement of Electron e/m Using a Modified MagnetronRotating Magnetic FieldMagnetic Field of a Current Loop
Spherical Harmonics
Three-Dimensional Electric Field
Measurement of Electron e/m Using a Modified Magnetron
Rotating Magnetic Field
Magnetic Field of a Current Loop
Axial Electric Field of a Charged DiskDrude-Lorentz Model for Dispersion in DielectricsLevich Equation for Rotating Disk ElectrodeAmpčre's Force Law: Force between Parallel CurrentsCompass Needle in Uniform and Rotating Magnetic Fields
Axial Electric Field of a Charged Disk
Drude-Lorentz Model for Dispersion in Dielectrics
Levich Equation for Rotating Disk Electrode
Ampčre's Force Law: Force between Parallel Currents
Compass Needle in Uniform and Rotating Magnetic Fields
Ground Fault InterrupterAbsorption and Emission of Radiation by AtomsMagnetic CircuitsElectromagnet with Continuous Voltage SourceEinstein-de Haas Effect
Ground Fault Interrupter
Absorption and Emission of Radiation by Atoms
Magnetic Circuits
Electromagnet with Continuous Voltage Source
Einstein-de Haas Effect

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