Modern views of electricity
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Modern views of electricity
（Cambridge library collection）
Cambridge University Press, 2012
- : pbk
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Includes index
"This edition first published 1889. This digitally printed version 2012" -- T.p. verso
Reprint. Originally published: London : Macmillan , 1889
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内容説明
In 1889, a year after both he and Heinrich Hertz discovered electromagnetic waves and for the first time demonstrated the truth of Maxwell's great theory of the electromagnetic field, physicist Oliver Lodge (1851-1940) published his deepest reflections on the nature and meaning of electricity, how it originates, and its different manifestations. There had been great scientific advances - the work of Faraday and Maxwell, his own experiments and those of Hertz - and a revolution in technology. There were also puzzling questions. What is the connection between electricity and the ether that occupies space? How does electricity manifest itself in matter? Why does it come in fixed units? The discovery of the electron eight years later would offer crucial answers. Always lucid and direct, with a gift for making the difficult seem simple, Lodge engages the reader with his fascination for the subject, much as he did in his famous lectures.
目次
- Preface
- Part I. Introduction and Electrostatics: 1. Fundamental notions
- 2. The dielectric
- 3. Charge and induction
- Part II. Conduction: 4. Metallic and electrolytic conduction
- 5. Current phenomena
- 6. Chemical and thermal methods of producing currents
- Part III. Magnetism: 7. Relation of magnetism to electricity
- 8. Nature of magnetism
- 9. Structure of a magnetic field
- 10. Mechanical models of a magnetic field
- 11. Mechanical models of current induction
- Part IV. Radiation: 12. Relation of ether to electricity
- 13. Constants of the ether
- 14. Electrical radiation, or light
- 15. Electro-magnetic and electrostatic effects on light
- Appended lectures: 1. The relation between electricity and light
- 2. The ether and its functions
- 3. The discharge of a Leyden jar
- Appendix
- Index.
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