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That is, physical phenomena are the same when viewed by two observers
moving with a constant velocity v relative to one ... It is obvious (i.e.,
experimentally verified) that the same current is induced in a circuit whether it is
moved while the ...
That is, physical phenomena are the same when viewed by two observers
moving with a constant velocity v relative to one ... It is obvious (i.e.,
experimentally verified) that the same current is induced in a circuit whether it is
moved while the ...
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If the circuit C is moving with a velocity v in some direction, as shown in Fig. 6.2,
the total time derivative in (6.4) must take into account this motion. The flux
through the circuit may change because (a) the flux changes with time at a point,
or (b) ...
If the circuit C is moving with a velocity v in some direction, as shown in Fig. 6.2,
the total time derivative in (6.4) must take into account this motion. The flux
through the circuit may change because (a) the flux changes with time at a point,
or (b) ...
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(e) What relevance have the results of (c) and (d) to the radiation properties of a
steady current in a loop? As an idealization of steady-state currents flowing in a
circuit, consider a system of N identical charges q moving with constant speed v ...
(e) What relevance have the results of (c) and (d) to the radiation properties of a
steady current in a loop? As an idealization of steady-state currents flowing in a
circuit, consider a system of N identical charges q moving with constant speed v ...
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