Innovation in Maxwell s Electromagnetic Theory

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Innovation in Maxwell s Electromagnetic Theory

Author	: Daniel M. Siegel
File Size	: 42,7 Mb
Publisher	: Cambridge University Press
Language	: English
Release Date	: 11 December 2003
ISBN	: 0521533295
Pages	: 244 pages

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Innovation in Maxwell s Electromagnetic Theory by Daniel M. Siegel Book PDF Summary

Siegel's close analysis of the original texts - with careful attention to the equations as well as to the words - reveals that mechanical modeling played a crucial role in Maxwell's initial conceptualizations of the displacement current and the electromagnetic character of light.

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