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Modern views of electricity (1889)

Lodge, Oliver, Sir, 1851-1940 · London, New York, Macmillan and co. · leaf 222

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ate velocity of light, so far as thedielectric alone is concerned (§§ 133 et seq.). CHAP. XI.] MODELS OF CURRENT IXDUCTIOX. 203 iIccho.:iical Force acting on a Conductor comeyirig a Current. 108. In Fig. 41 the conducting portion of a circuitis shown with its appropriate opposite rotations oneither… … Fig. i^—Two paialle] conductors conveymg equal cunents in one direction andgetdnj pushed together cy the centningal force of the oatside whiris, no whirlexi-dnz between them. The length of ^e arrows again suggests thedistribtitionof magnetism in the conductors. Fig. 40 showed the cotrelatiTe…

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