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Need the (frequency dependent) dielectric permitivity of quartz
I think I have tried both. I have no easy access to an academic library, but that's possible if someone provides me a book to look at.
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In a ion source, how do we make the ions get out of the cavity?
Ion sources are not always used in accelerators: they are often used to obtain special plating on metals, and also to irradiate biological tissues. Definitely not vacuum.
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What are the necessary conditions for a current to be steady?
Isn't ${\partial j \over \partial t} = 0$ the definition of a steady current?
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Coupling ion ray with a EM wave and penetration depth
Sorry, never heard about gyrosurfing.
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Coupling ion ray with a EM wave and penetration depth
@Jon Custer. Do you mean that the term "vibrate" is inadequate or something else?
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Apparent contradiction in Ampere law for a solenoid
@ZeroTheHero. I think this expression is said to be valid even for finite solenoid (according to the Wikipedia article).
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How does the Poynting vector know who is the primary and who is the secondary of a transformer?
I'm always surprised that there are questions that receive no upvote, but at the same time answers to that question that receive 4 upvotes or more: if an answer is so good that it deserve 4 upvotes, then the corresponding question that HAS LEAD to that answer should receive at least 1 upvote. That's my humble opinion.
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How does the Poynting vector know who is the primary and who is the secondary of a transformer?
@Ján Lalinský. Indeed, you are completely right. I have rewritten my answer. Thank you again for helping me and pointing out my mistakes.
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How does the Poynting vector know who is the primary and who is the secondary of a transformer?
@Ján Lalinský. I tried to answer to your objection in an edit of my answer.
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