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Prime example of why storing papers behind paywalls is a bad idea. I can't read anything linked. The authors then invoke Faraday's law H r E= i! 0 and conclud
by prawks 13y ago
Prime example of why storing papers behind paywalls is a bad idea.
I can't read anything linked.
The authors then invoke Faraday's law H r E= i! 0 and conclude that the integral on the left
side of Eq.(2) is identical to the first integral on the right. The theoretical result claimed in the
Letter is directly predicated on this conclusion. This conclusion, however, is valid only ...
Continued?
where m (p) is the peak value of induced magnetic (electric) dipole moment and r (" r) is
the ratio of magnetic (electric) permeability (permittivity) of the sphere and the surrounding
medium at the given frequency. Equation (9) in [1] is a consequence of Eq.(8): JM º¿ 1= ...
- selimthegrim 13y agoThe bottom of the second link (first Google Scholar link) leads to a free copy of the comment from Kent State University's website.
- pavel_lishin 13y agoThis rendered very oddly in Chrome on OS X: http://i.imgur.com/xFiNhav.png http://i.imgur.com/xFiNhav.png
- gus_massa 13y agoPDF of first comment: http://muri.lci.kent.edu/Publications/Papers_KSU/PPM_PRL99_2007.pdf http://muri.lci.kent.edu/Publications/Papers_KSU/PPM_PRL99_2... The strange symbols appear because LaTeX use strange fonts with strange encodings, so the formulas look nice in the pdf but if you cut and paste them, and use a standard font to render the symbols then they are mapped to random characters in the standard fonts.