Electricity and magnetism : an elementary text-book, theoretical and practical (1920)
Glazebrook, Richard, Sir, 1854-1935 · Cambridge : The University press · leaf 41
electricforce, and in it the importance of the dielectric is clear. This view is due to Faraday and was developed by Clerk-Maxwell.We might carry the analogy further but it is hardly necessary to do thisat present. 19. Equipotential Surfaces. A positively chargedconductor produces electric… … Fig. 18. 32 ELECTRICITY [CH. II Figure 13, the potential falls off as we recede from its surface.Starting outwards from the body along any line PP^P^, etc.we can find a series of points P^, P^, such that the differenceof potential between any two consecutive points is unity.Thus if the potential at…
Electricity · Magnetism
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