Definition: Radius
| Noun | Definition | |
| Radius Vector | $\overline{\rho} \equiv \left( \rho_{ m}, \rho_{e}, \rho_{ z} \right)$ | 5-8 |
Logical Antecedents
| Noun | Definition | |
| Magnetic Radius | $\begin{align} \rho_{ m} \equiv \frac{ {\Delta}n^{ \mathsf{A}} U^{ \mathsf{A}} - {\Delta}n^{ \mathsf{M}} U^{ \mathsf{M}} }{ k_{\sf{F}} } \end{align}$ | 5-3 |
| Noun | Definition | |
| Electric Radius | $\begin{align} \rho_{e} \equiv \frac{ {\Delta}n^{ \mathsf{G}} U^{ \mathsf{G}} - {\Delta}n^{ \mathsf{E}} U^{ \mathsf{E}} }{ k_{\sf{F}} } \end{align}$ | 5-4 |
| Noun | Definition | |
| Polar Radius | $\begin{align} \rho_{z} \equiv \, \rho_{chem} + \frac{{\Delta}n^{\mathsf{U}} U^{\mathsf{U}} - {\Delta}n^{\mathsf{D}} U^{\mathsf{D}}}{k_{\sf{F}}} \end{align}$ | 5-5 |
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