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... negative side by 4π .. .. .. 412. Lamellar distribution of magnetism .. 413. Complex lamellar distribution 414. Potential of a solenoidal magnet .. .. 34 34 .. 34 35 35 .. 36 36 37 38 39 .. 40 41 415. Potential of a lamellar magnet ...
... negative side by 4π .. .. .. 412. Lamellar distribution of magnetism .. 413. Complex lamellar distribution 414. Potential of a solenoidal magnet .. .. 34 34 .. 34 35 35 .. 36 36 37 38 39 .. 40 41 415. Potential of a lamellar magnet ...
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... negative rotation in ferromagnetic media 400 810. Rotation produced by quartz , turpentine , & c . , independently of magnetism .. 811. Kinematical analysis of the phenomena .. .. 401 .. 402 402 812. The velocity of a circularly ...
... negative rotation in ferromagnetic media 400 810. Rotation produced by quartz , turpentine , & c . , independently of magnetism .. 811. Kinematical analysis of the phenomena .. .. 401 .. 402 402 812. The velocity of a circularly ...
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... negative . If m1 and m , are the strengths of two magnetic poles , the distance between them , and f the force of repulsion , all expressed numerically , then f = m1m2 12 But if [ m ] , [ L ] and [ F ] be the concrete units of magnetic ...
... negative . If m1 and m , are the strengths of two magnetic poles , the distance between them , and f the force of repulsion , all expressed numerically , then f = m1m2 12 But if [ m ] , [ L ] and [ F ] be the concrete units of magnetic ...
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... negative pole , the magnetic potential at P will be m due to the positive pole , and due to the negative pole , or m ጥ m --- √ = ( x − r ) . додо ( 1 ) If ds , the distance between the poles , is very small , we may put r - rds cos e ...
... negative pole , the magnetic potential at P will be m due to the positive pole , and due to the negative pole , or m ጥ m --- √ = ( x − r ) . додо ( 1 ) If ds , the distance between the poles , is very small , we may put r - rds cos e ...
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... negative sign indicates that the force is an attraction . ( 13 ) ( 2 ) If A , and A , are zero , and 12 unity , the axes of the magnets are parallel to each other and perpendicular to r , and the force is a repulsion 3 m 1 m 2 go4 ( 14 ) ...
... negative sign indicates that the force is an attraction . ( 13 ) ( 2 ) If A , and A , are zero , and 12 unity , the axes of the magnets are parallel to each other and perpendicular to r , and the force is a repulsion 3 m 1 m 2 go4 ( 14 ) ...
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Page 432 - Principle!, 2nd edition. something is transmitted from one particle to another at a distance, what is its condition after it has left the one particle and before it has reached the other...
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Page 180 - Returning to the phenomena in question, the first thought that arises in the mind is, that the electricity circulates with something like momentum or inertia in the wire, and that thus a long wire produces effects at the instant the current is stopped, which a short wire cannot produce. Such an explanation is, however, at once set aside by the fact, that the same length of wire produces the effects in very different degrees, according as it is simply extended, or made...
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Page 144 - If the conductor be a rotating disk or a fluid it will move in obedience to this force, and this motion may or may not be accompanied with a change of position of the electric current which it carries. But if the current itself be free to choose any path through a fixed solid conductor or a network of wires, then, when a constant magnetic force is made to act on the system, the path of the current through the conductors is not permanently altered, but after certain transient phenomena, called induction...
Page 402 - This angular velocity cannot be that of any portion of the medium of sensible dimensions rotating as a whole. We must therefore conceive the rotation to be that of very small portions of the medium, each rotating on its own axis.
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