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... rotation is required . ( So if we hold the magnet and move the wire , the current flows the other way . ) EXAMPLE 4-4 In Figure 4.10 , for average B = 0.5 T at the top of the magnet , at 1800 rpm ( revo- lutions per minute ) , with r ...
... rotation is required . ( So if we hold the magnet and move the wire , the current flows the other way . ) EXAMPLE 4-4 In Figure 4.10 , for average B = 0.5 T at the top of the magnet , at 1800 rpm ( revo- lutions per minute ) , with r ...
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... rotate as shown , and rotation of the tubes represents magnetic field . Because of the idlers in the wire , the tubes above the wire rotate counterclockwise , and those below the wire rotate clockwise . The magnetic field propagates ...
... rotate as shown , and rotation of the tubes represents magnetic field . Because of the idlers in the wire , the tubes above the wire rotate counterclockwise , and those below the wire rotate clockwise . The magnetic field propagates ...
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... Rotation . The Lorentz transformation is reminiscent of a coordinate rotation , Figures 18.8 and 1.11 : x ' = yx - By ct x ' = --- ct ' yct Byx - = x cos 0+ y sin y ' = y cos 0 x sin 0 ( An event , defined in space and time , is ...
... Rotation . The Lorentz transformation is reminiscent of a coordinate rotation , Figures 18.8 and 1.11 : x ' = yx - By ct x ' = --- ct ' yct Byx - = x cos 0+ y sin y ' = y cos 0 x sin 0 ( An event , defined in space and time , is ...
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Vector Analysis | 1 |
Electric Field EGausss Law | 33 |
Magnetic Field BAmpères Law | 66 |
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