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... circuit without specifying the exact position of the contour of integration in the wire . This circulation is just the e.m.f. ổ induced in the circuit by the variable external magnetic field . By the integral form of Maxwell's equation ...
... circuit without specifying the exact position of the contour of integration in the wire . This circulation is just the e.m.f. ổ induced in the circuit by the variable external magnetic field . By the integral form of Maxwell's equation ...
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... circuit A variable current , unlike a constant one , can flow in an open circuit as well as in a closed one . Let us consider a linear circuit whose ends are con- nected to the plates of a condenser , which are at a small distance apart ...
... circuit A variable current , unlike a constant one , can flow in an open circuit as well as in a closed one . Let us consider a linear circuit whose ends are con- nected to the plates of a condenser , which are at a small distance apart ...
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... circuit is then impos- sible . To elucidate the reason for this , let us consider a circuit of large but finite length . An initial oscillatory impulse is given to one end of the circuit , the other end being closed in some manner ...
... circuit is then impos- sible . To elucidate the reason for this , let us consider a circuit of large but finite length . An initial oscillatory impulse is given to one end of the circuit , the other end being closed in some manner ...
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Notation X | 1 |
2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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