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...ctions with other ions and their associated electrical fields. These local electric field interactions affect the extent to which the ions can participate in chemica

...examples of conjugate pairs are [[magnetic field]]-[[magnetization]] and [[electric field]]-[[polarization]].

...s atoms) and every molecule is polarizable, that is, under influence of an electric field the charge distribution of the atom or molecule polarizes (positive charge ...d to introduce a polarization propagator and to give an expression for the electric field generated by a molecule. [See, for instance, Eq. (19) in Ref.<ref name = "J

...nae of sea-water separated by depth and temperature. The resulting dynamic electric field produces an electromagnetic field of its own, and thus even a titanium hull

...affected by speed through the ether. Heaviside calculated in 1888 that the electric field of a charged particle is flattened by - as it later was called - the Lorent