2000
DOI: 10.1081/jbc-100100300
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Effects of Static and Elf Magnetic Fields on Free-Radical Processes in Rat Liver and Kidney

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“…This formalism is frequently referred to as Marcuvitz-Schwinger representation (Marcuvitz & Schwinger, 1951 20) with ω the angular frequency of the propagating wave and x k , y k the transversal components of wavevector. Maxwell's equations, inside a non-magnetic medium, can be written as: 21) where the 4 4where 1 I is the identity matrix and (0, ) z U satisfies the same propagation equation (1.21) found for  : (1.26) the propagation matrix gives the right-side field amplitudes of the cholesteric elastomer as function of the left-side ones.…”
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“…This formalism is frequently referred to as Marcuvitz-Schwinger representation (Marcuvitz & Schwinger, 1951 20) with ω the angular frequency of the propagating wave and x k , y k the transversal components of wavevector. Maxwell's equations, inside a non-magnetic medium, can be written as: 21) where the 4 4where 1 I is the identity matrix and (0, ) z U satisfies the same propagation equation (1.21) found for  : (1.26) the propagation matrix gives the right-side field amplitudes of the cholesteric elastomer as function of the left-side ones.…”
Section: X 4 Matrix Representationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The desired solution of the scattering and generation problem (21) under the conditions (C1) -(C4) can be represented as follows: (23) Substituting this representation into the system (21), the following system of non-linear ordinary differential equations results, where " " denotes the differentiation w.r.t. z:…”
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