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Static Fields In Electricity and Magnetism

Physics Bulletin, 1962
By D. H. Trevena London: Butterworth and Co. (Publishers) Ltd. Pp. xi + 255. Price 35s. This book provides a clear account of electrostatics, magnetostatics and the electromagnetism of steady currents. It is based on lectures to pass degree students of physics.
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Influence of Static Electric Fields

2002
If a static electric field is applied to a hydrogen atom, the well-known Stark effect shifts its energy levels towards lower energy and lifts degeneracies. For atoms, the Rydberg energy is typically much larger than the induced level shifts (accessible electric fields are usually smaller than a few 105V/cm).
Wilfried Schäfer, Martin Wegener
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Liquid methanol under a static electric field

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2015
We report on an ab initio molecular dynamics study of liquid methanol under the effect of a static electric field. We found that the hydrogen-bond structure of methanol is more robust and persistent for field intensities below the molecular dissociation threshold whose value (≈0.31 V/Å) turns out to be moderately larger than the corresponding estimate ...
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Static Electric Field in Dielectrics

2016
In the last chapter, we considered electrostatic fields in free space, produced exclusively by free charges, either by a specified charge distribution or by a free charge on the surface of conductors, but not inside a material media. In this chapter it will be considered the most common case, where materials do not have free charges (ideal dielectric ...
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