Electricity and magnetism for advanced students (1920)
Starling, Sydney George, 1873- · London Longmans, Green · leaf 445
ncident and reflected waves— (i, = {i\^xn m + ^) - sin 2.(1 - ,^)| X t — 2^0 cos 27rr sin 27rm- 2f 434 ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM CHAP. This is also the equation of a stationary oscillation, whose amplitude is2/3o, where x = 0, that is at the reflecting surface^ and also at points X = -, X —, etc.,… … right angles to that of Rj; the ordinates in the diagrams merelyrepresent to scale the respective values of /3i. By comparing (i) and(ii) we see that for points where the fluctuation in R is a maximum, thefluctuation in ^ is zero, and vice versa. Parallel Wires.—On connecting one end of each of a…
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