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A previously derived integral representation technique is used to calculate the polarizability of a rectangular dielectric cylinder and of a cube. For the cylinder the results agree well with those of Mei and Van Bladel and for the cube they agree satisfactorily with those of Herrick and Senior. The method is applicable to a wide variety of shapes.
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