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Measurement Of Inductance And Capacity In Oscillating Circuits, Clarence N. Hickman
Measurement Of Inductance And Capacity In Oscillating Circuits, Clarence N. Hickman
Historical Dissertations & Theses
Part I: Experiments with a Duddell Oscillograph
Part II: Measurement of Inductance and Capacity with the Drop-chronograph
Part III: Bridge Methods of Measuring Inductance and Capacity
The Electronic Theory, J. Harry Clo
The Electronic Theory, J. Harry Clo
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The Graphical Representation Of Magnetic Theories, Harold N. Allen
The Graphical Representation Of Magnetic Theories, Harold N. Allen
Department of Physics and Astronomy: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
The induction theory of magnetism, introduced by Faraday, is now looked upon by all physicists as correct. The older theory which assumes the existence of magnetic fluids covering the ends of the magnet is in some cases mathematically simpler, and is for this reason often made use of. This, however, is apt to breed confusion as to the true nature of the induction or polarization in any given case. The difficulty Tyndall experienced in accepting Faraday's views as to diamagnetism, is accounted for by the fact that he was thinking in terms of the fluid theory, while Faraday was considering …