Evolution of Electromagnetics in the 19th Century
Steps leading to the present-day electromagnetic theory made in the 19th Century are briefly reviewed. The progress can be roughly divided in two branches which are called Continental and British Electromagnetics. The former was based on Newton's action-at-a-distance principle and French ma...
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doaj-23732e432f514f259cfeacd8831a73a62020-11-24T22:50:14ZdeuCopernicus PublicationsAdvances in Radio Science 1684-99651684-99732005-01-0132325Evolution of Electromagnetics in the 19th CenturyI. V. LindellSteps leading to the present-day electromagnetic theory made in the 19th Century are briefly reviewed. The progress can be roughly divided in two branches which are called Continental and British Electromagnetics. The former was based on Newton's action-at-a-distance principle and French mathematics while the latter grew from Faraday's contact-action principle, the concept of field lines and physical analogies. Maxwell's field theory and its experimental verification marked the last stage in the process.http://www.adv-radio-sci.net/3/23/2005/ars-3-23-2005.pdf |
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Steps leading to the present-day electromagnetic theory made in the 19th Century are briefly reviewed. The progress can be roughly divided in two branches which are called Continental and British Electromagnetics. The former was based on Newton's action-at-a-distance principle and French mathematics while the latter grew from Faraday's contact-action principle, the concept of field lines and physical analogies. Maxwell's field theory and its experimental verification marked the last stage in the process. |
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