A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, Vol. II
English
1873
500 pages
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natural-philosophy
Step into the mind of the man who achieved the 'second great unification' of physics. In this foundational volume, James Clerk Maxwell deconstructs the mystery of magnetism, replacing outdated 'fluid' theories with a rigorous mathematical framework that paved the way for modern electromagnetism.
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magnetic force33pmagnetic potential31pMagnetic Induction30pmagnetization29ppotential25p
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