Text-book of general physics, for the use of colleges and scientific schools (1899)
Hastings, Charles Sheldon · Boston: Ginn & company · leaf 544
by a flexiblewire passing through holes drilled in these studs. The motion of the particles below the surface diminishesaccording to the exponential law. At a depth of an eighth L YMAN S APPARA TUS. 533 of a wave-length the excursions of the particles representedby a, b • • ■ are only half as great… … Fig. 354. line FG (Fig. 354), while some point, p, is allowed to traceits own path. The curve is never symmetrical with respectto the line of centers, the maximum curvature always beingnumerically greater than the minimum. When the describing point is chosen on the circumferenceof the rolling…
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