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Faraday paradox - who is right?08 Jan 2009 17:50 GMT5
I have found the two different modern explanationn:
1. From  Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_paradox
"Modern explanations
[edit] Using the Lorentz force
lens for an electric field.08 Jan 2009 05:25 GMT6
Hii all..
Is it possible to design a lens(using magnetic fields, dielectric
media etc) so as to focus an existing electric field on to a localized
region on a electrode. I hope the following picture illustrates what I
 
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