sci.physics.electromag
- Re: Narrow-mindedness and insolence of "Optics Connumications" editors
- From: Josef Matz
- Re: Narrow-mindedness and insolence of "Optics Connumications" editors
- From: Josef Matz
- The geometric representation of spin for elliptic polarized light
- From: Josef Matz
- Re: Institute of Physics journals defend corporate interests as usual
- From: John C . Polasek
- Re: No Back EMF in Magnet?
- From: Don Kelly
- No Back EMF in Magnet?
- From: Euler Cheung
- Re: My Questions
- From: Herman Family
- Marasmus of "Optics Connumications" editors
- From: khrapko_ri
- MINDCONTROL
- From: mindcontrol
- (OT) Moderator Vacancy Announcement: sci.physics.plasma
- From: Martin X. Moleski, SJ
- electrostatic and conductor
- From: Ludovico
- My Questions
- From: Euler Cheung
- Narrow-mindedness and insolence of "Optics Connumications" editors
- From: khrapko_ri
- Re: mind control
- From: mindcontrol
- E Field Angle
- From: Bill Miller
- "Physics Letters A" does not have referees of principle
- From: khrapko_ri
- Journal of the Optical Society of America defends corporate interests
- From: khrapko_ri
- Institute of Physics journals defend corporate interests as usual
- From: khrapko_ri
- mind control
- From: slave
- Re: mind control
- From: jimp
- mind control
- From: slave
- Re: Electrostatic Field Question
- From: john
- Re: Circularly polarized beam in a dielectric, etc.
- From: khrapko_ri
- Re: Electrostatic Field Question
- From: chuck
- Re: Electrostatic Field Question
- From: John C . Polasek
- Re: Electrostatic Field Question
- From: chuck
- Re: Electrostatic Field Question
- From: John C . Polasek
- Re: Electrostatic Field Question
- From: john
- Re: Electrostatic Field Question
- From: Don Kelly
- Radiation pressure -photon momentum
- From: qxs@xxxxxxxxxx
- Re: Electrostatic Field Question
- From: chuck
- Electrostatic Field Question
- From: chuck
- Re: amplitude of a photon
- From: Josef Matz
- Re: amplitude of a photon
- From: jimp
- amplitude of a photon
- From: robert
- Re: Wave impedance and loss in conductive plastic
- From: Tak
- Re: Circularly polarized beam in a dielectric, etc.
- From: khrapko_ri
