Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903 · Boston, London, Ginn · leaf 565
moval of the inducing cause, and a permanent magnet isthe result. Intensity of magnetization depends on the degree of paral-lelism, and the latter depends on the strength of the influ-encing magnet. When these currents have become quiteparallel, the body has received all the magnetism that it… … FiQ. 433. a superficial sheet of currents circulated around the body as a whole. Mg. 433 represents sections of a cylindrical magnet, and the included circles representthe circulation of the severalcurrents around the mole-cules lying in these sections.It will be seen that the cur-rents at the…
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