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Measuring the vector potential	25 Oct 2007 22:45 GMT	42
I was reading up about the magnetic vector potential (A) on Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_vector_potential) , and got myself confused about something that I'm hoping y'all can help me with.
Buliding the ultimate Faraday Cage	23 Oct 2007 11:34 GMT	2
If I want to build the ultimate Faraday cage, into which no electromagneic radiation can penertrate, what do I need? Certain materials can block out certain frequencies, but even with these you can combine wavelengths to produce the frequency within the faraday cage.
Evaluating 100 years old theories in theoretical physics.	21 Oct 2007 20:09 GMT	1
Evaluating 100 years old theories in theoretical physics. 1) Light is the modulation of waves on magnetic lines. I.e. light is oscillating magnetic lines. 2) Magnetic field lines are created when charged particles are aligned
Why does a standard absorbing clamp have a 17 dB insertion loss / coupling factor	19 Oct 2007 17:07 GMT	3
This question is about the standard absorbing clamp used for making CISPR EMI measurements on cables. I know that the 17 dB loss makes it handy becasue 10*log (50) = 17 dB and therefore the observed voltage in dBuV will simply be equal to the
Derive KVL and KCL from Maxwell Equation	13 Oct 2007 07:16 GMT	8
Good day to everyone! Please, I am in search of a book that describe how derive Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL), Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL), Ohm's law from Maxwell's equations.
Combining wavelengths within a Faraday cage	12 Oct 2007 22:14 GMT	8
Ok, so If I construct a Faraday cage from a conductive material that should block out a large portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, can I still create such electromagnetic wavelengths within the Faraday cage by combining other wavlengths at a focal point within it?
It was only photons that filled the nearly nothing	12 Oct 2007 06:31 GMT	4
New Electricity Magnetic Field Due to Current The model proposed by Maxwell that relies on the current loop and is worked out by Gauss an example of fluid mechanics (to make the mathematics
Magnetic monopoles and magnetic currents	07 Oct 2007 22:50 GMT	8
I am trying to find as much information on experiments with magnetic monopoles and magnetic currents as possible. I already know about: 1) Edward Leedskalnin's book "Magnetic Current"
Relativity & Maxwell's EM Theory	02 Oct 2007 16:38 GMT	115
Members of the EM Group may be interested in the following post as it was rejected by the Moderator of the Physics.Research group as "too speculative"; an interesting response as I thought I was contributing some historical insight based on my extensive studies into Maxwell's