On the mobility of an ion near a conducting boundary

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Abstract
When a charged particle moves near a conducting wall, currents are induced which lead to dissipation and an additional resistance to the motion. The magnitude of this effect is calculated by the adaptation of results for the propagation of radio waves from a dipole antenna. The effect is negligibly small for good conductors, but may be nonnegligible for semiconductors.

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