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Electrostatic potentials, fields and field gradients

Solid State Communications, 1977
Abstract Series expansions in Fourier space are proposed for potentials, fields and field gradients. The lattice potential is shown to be harmonic on lattice points. A correction proposed for potential and field calculations by Weenk and Harwig has no serious basis.
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Electrostatic Fields 1

1990
Electrostatic field theory is concerned with electric charges at rest. In this programme we begin the study of electrostatics by becoming familiar with the meaning of the following terms and concepts: electric charge electric field strength electric field electric lines of force (also known as electric flux or streamlines ...
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Electrostatic Fields in Xerography

Applied Optics, 1964
Field calculations provide a better understanding of xerography. The basic equations are given and some typical results are presented and analyzed. Particular emphasis is placed on adjacency effects and the effect of a development electrode.
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Electrostatic Field Enhanced Photocatalytic CO2 Conversion on BiVO4 Nanowires

Nano-Micro Letters, 2021
Shuai Yue, Mingzheng Xie, Weihua Han
exaly  

Electrostatic Fields

2021
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Engineering an electrostatic field layer for high-rate and dendrite-free Zn metal anodes

Energy and Environmental Science, 2023
Kenneth Davey, Qing-Hong Wang, Jianfeng Mao   +2 more
exaly  

Integrated Micro Space Electrostatic Field in Aqueous Zn‐Ion Battery: Scalable Electrospray Fabrication of Porous Crystalline Anode Coating

Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2023
Yifa Chen, Ya-Qian Lan
exaly  

Electrostatic Fields

2012
Gerd Mrozynski, Matthias Stallein
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ELECTROSTATIC FIELDS

A-to-Z Guide to Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer, and Fluids Engineering, 2006
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Molecules In Electrostatic Fields

1996
Abstract Of the contributions to the interaction energy listed in Table 1.2, the electrostatic interaction is often the most important, as we shall see in later chapters. However all of the contributions to the interaction energy between molecules, except for the unimportant magnetic terms, derive ultimately from the Coulombic ...
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