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Forces on Suspended Particles in the Electromagnetic Field

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There occurs the phenomenon of pearl chain formation above a critical field strength if a suspension of small particles (diameter of approximately 10–4) is exposed to an electromagnetic field. For special cases when the medium and the particles show no dielectric losses, qualitative and semi-quantitative analysis has been given by Krasny-Ergen (1) and Saito (2).This analysis is based on relations for the body forces which are derived from energy principles in electrostatics and cannot be applied when di-electric losses occur (see for example Landau-Lifshitz (3)).

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Sauer, F.A. (1983). Forces on Suspended Particles in the Electromagnetic Field. In: Fröhlich, H., Kremer, F. (eds) Coherent Excitations in Biological Systems. Proceedings in Life Sciences. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69186-7_14

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