The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 15. kötetWerner Company, 1896 |
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... induction . The induced or temporary magnetism is superposed on the permanent magnetism , and , when the poles are near enough , the opposite inagnetism induced by the pole attracts it more than the permanent like magnetism repels it ...
... induction . The induced or temporary magnetism is superposed on the permanent magnetism , and , when the poles are near enough , the opposite inagnetism induced by the pole attracts it more than the permanent like magnetism repels it ...
243. oldal
... induced magnetism . adequately represented by means of end distributions , and a lateral surface distribution ... induced magnetism in any element of a body depends merely on the magnitude and direction of the re- sultant magnetic force ...
... induced magnetism . adequately represented by means of end distributions , and a lateral surface distribution ... induced magnetism in any element of a body depends merely on the magnitude and direction of the re- sultant magnetic force ...
245. oldal
... induced magnet . magnetization . Or , what is again equivalent to the same ization . para - thing , the induced magnetism may be supposed to produce no disturbance in the inducing field . the isotropic sphere is uniform , this is not ...
... induced magnet . magnetization . Or , what is again equivalent to the same ization . para - thing , the induced magnetism may be supposed to produce no disturbance in the inducing field . the isotropic sphere is uniform , this is not ...
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