Poynting, J. H. (John Henry), 1852-1914, Shakespear, Gilbert Arden, ed, Barlow, Guy, joint ed · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 223
wever, than the sudden rise at the other—and a gradualfall along A. The level surfaces will then all start from the hot junction,the higher ones cutting the circuit at successive points along B, several con-verging at the cold junction, and the rest cutting the circuit at successivepoints along A.… … Fig. 4. into heat, according to Joules law, and some on the cold junction, thereproducing the Peltier heating effect. Let us now suppose that we have a circuit of the same two metals, now allat the same temperature, but with a battery interposed in B, which sendsa current in the same direction as…
Poynting, J. H. (John Henry), 1852-1914 · Physics
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