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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Electromagnetism / October 2008



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surveying scientists' use of computers31 Oct 2008 23:12 GMT14
Computers are as important to modern scientists as test tubes, but we
know surprisingly little about how scientists develop and use software
in their research.  To find out, the University of Toronto, Simula
Research Laboratory, and the National Research Council of Canada have
Does Islam tolerate other beliefs?31 Oct 2008 09:59 GMT1
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Call for Papers: IAENG International Conference on Control and     Automation (ICCA 2009)30 Oct 2008 07:28 GMT1
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Maxwell reprinted30 Oct 2008 02:53 GMT7
I just bought J.C. Maxwell's  works : "A treatise on electricity
and magnetism", volume 1 and 2. (second edition), to see
the exact way the man was thinking.
I have found some fine new reprints from Kessinger Publishing
Explain magnetic field lines please.29 Oct 2008 18:51 GMT7
I have been fascinated with an idea for an electromagnetic circuit
lately (which may very well turn out to be a complete waste of time as
to whether it works or not - but not in relation to what I am learning
in the process).
Waveguides and time variable DC fields29 Oct 2008 16:18 GMT1
Does any of you know if the time variable DC EM field (like the one
coming out of single diode) propagates like a normal sinusoidal wave
within a waveguide?
Does the same applies about cut off frequencies?
What do Muslims think about Jesus?29 Oct 2008 09:05 GMT2
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johnreed take 25 - Part-3 - Modified September 30, 200829 Oct 2008 00:36 GMT3
Significant Indicators
Heisenberg gave us the limits that our "object-space" charged
particles in equilibrium view of atomic structure, set for us. The
Uncertainty Principle tells us that we cannot show that the electron
Faraday's Law27 Oct 2008 23:01 GMT6
This is probably a simple question and I am new to it so I apologize if my
use of the terms is not 100% accurate...
In Faraday's law we have that the variation of the magnetic flux in time
will generate an induced electric field that loops on itself.
Can a physical theory be premised on logic itself?24 Oct 2008 16:21 GMT4
Logic is usually presumed to be the tool or method of reason. It is a
means to take presumed premises to certain conclusions where the
premises are at best, induced, to be true at its foundations. But
Bertrand Russell and the like attempted proof of mathematics from a
Islam - The Easy Way24 Oct 2008 16:16 GMT1
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Magnetic induction question.....22 Oct 2008 03:49 GMT1
A magnetic field is generated in a wire coil (or any wire) when
electrons are moving through the wire in one direction.
If the coil is disconnected from the power source, the endpoints
remaining disconnected from anything, and a magnet is passed near the
Re: A magnetic field does not exist.21 Oct 2008 11:04 GMT2
On Oct 18, 2:41 am, Salmon Egg <Salmon...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> FWIW, special relativity requires that a B field as we know it must
> exist as do Maxwell's equations. There are no separate electric and
> magnetic fields. Instead there is a four dimensional anti-symmetrical
Merits of Islam in the Area of Creed21 Oct 2008 05:32 GMT1
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Schrodinger's Universe21 Oct 2008 00:49 GMT2
The book, Schrodinger's Universe, by Milo Wolff stirred more ambivalence in
my mind than any technical book I have ever read. Here's why...
Wolff's basic proposition is that Matter is a wave. He has postulated, in
particular, that the electron is composed of incoming and outgoing ...
 
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