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But observe that, by the trans- formation (164), we may also write it 2TH = 2VNV. H, . . . . (171) similarly to (169), in which the operand is a scalar. This is mnemonically useful, but (170) is more practically useful.
(d). Take F(T) = VTH. Here, with normal i, the first of (166) gives /= V 2 VkH - V 3 VjH = V (kV 2 - JV 3 )H.
But here we have kV 2 - j V 3 = ViV, so that /=V(ViV;H; and therefore, generally, putting N for i, 2VTH = 2V(VNV)H. . . . (172) (e). Let the quantity in the circuital su...mmation be a vector of length P (a scalar function of position) drawn perpendi- cularly to the plane of T and N. That is, F(T) = (VTN)P. We then find, taking N = i, and using the first of (166), /= V 2 Vki . P - V 3 Vji . P = (j V 2 + kV 3 )P = VP - i (iV) P. In general, therefore, 2 VTN . P = 2 (VP - N . NVP) = 2 V a P = 2 V (VNV)N. P . (173) The element of the surface-summation is V 8 P, meaning the slope of P on the surface itself, disregarding any variation it ELEMENTS OF VECTORIAL ALGEBRA AND ANALYSIS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But observe that, by the trans- formation (164), we may also write it 2TH = 2VNV. H, . . . . (171) similarly to (169), in which the operand is a scalar. This is mnemonically useful, but (170) is more practically useful.
(d). Take F(T) = VTH. Here, with normal i, the first of (166) gives /= V 2 VkH - V 3 VjH = V (kV 2 - JV 3 )H.
But here we have kV 2 - j V 3 = ViV, so that /=V(ViV;H; and therefore, generally, putting N for i, 2VTH = 2V(VNV)H. . . . (172) (e). Let the quantity in the circuital su...mmation be a vector of length P (a scalar function of position) drawn perpendi- cularly to the plane of T and N. That is, F(T) = (VTN)P. We then find, taking N = i, and using the first of (166), /= V 2 Vki . P - V 3 Vji . P = (j V 2 + kV 3 )P = VP - i (iV) P. In general, therefore, 2 VTN . P = 2 (VP - N . NVP) = 2 V a P = 2 V (VNV)N. P . (173) The element of the surface-summation is V 8 P, meaning the slope of P on the surface itself, disregarding any variation it ELEMENTS OF VECTORIAL ALGEBRA AND ANALYSIS.
What to read after Electromagnetic Theory volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Heaviside to read onlineMoreLess
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