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Dilute Metals Quiz

MCQ: Pendry et al. proposed dilute metals with extremely low plasma frequency in

  1. 1976
  2. 1986
  3. 1996
  4. 2006

C

Electromagnetic Field Theory Quiz

MCQ: Physical phenomena in which electric currents and the magnetic moments of elementary particles give rise to a magnetic field, which acts on other currents and magnetic moments.

  1. electrostatics
  2. magnetism
  3. magneto statics
  4. electrodynamics

B

Refractive Index Quiz

MCQ: It has been proved that refractive index '√(|∊r||µr|)' must take a negative sign to conserve

  1. linearity
  2. causality
  3. non causality
  4. non linearity

B

Surface Current Density Quiz

MCQ: If more current leaves the volume than enters, J will be

  1. negative
  2. neutral
  3. positive
  4. ground

C

Oriental Polarization Quiz

MCQ: Electrical polarity's measurement of charges present in as system is termed as

  1. electric dipole moment
  2. transition dipole moment
  3. bond dipole moment
  4. magnetic dipole moment

A