On an Electrostatic Field produced by varying Magnetic Induction
On an Electrostatic Field produced by varying Magnetic Induction
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关于由变化的磁感应强度产生的静电场
DOI:
10.1088/1478-7814/10/1/320
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发表时间:
1888
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O. Lodge
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作者:
O. Lodge
(1) To spin a long bar-magnet on its axis, suspending in its field a sort of quadrant-electrometer needle charged oppo-sitely at either end, and to look for a deflexion.! T! he ‘iron tors of an electromagnet was supposed. to serve.(2) To construct a cylindrical or drum-shaped horseshoemagnet like two iron wheels joined at the nave, and wound with; wire there; to spin this on its axis and suspend a charged pith-ball between the two rims t.(3) To use a varying magnet instead of a moving one [quite probably this was suggested by Prof. Fitzgerald in a conversation I had with him some ten years back]; for instance, to suspend a charged gold leaf between the edges of the pole-pieces of an electromagnet, and watch it through a microscope when the exciting current is started or stopped. Many other vwieties of the experiment are in my note-books, but these are enough to show the idea. The importance of the experiment seemed to me (rightly or wrongly) to lie in a possible crucial criterion between Maxwell’s theory and some of the contemporary German theories; because it seemed to deal with something less than an open circuit, viz. no circuit at all.