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Electromagnetic or electromagnetic induction?
European Journal of Physics, 1986In the process of electromagnetic induction from a long solenoid, an induced EMF occurs in a circuit where the magnetic flux density is effectively zero. It is argued that the crucial magnetic quantity in electromagnetic induction is not the flux density, but the vector potential.
W Gough, J P G Richards
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Electromagnetic induction in plasma
Pure and Applied Chemistry, 1966Practical applications of low-temperature plasma have a long history beginning with the use of the electric arc as a source of light or heat. Even the utilization of plasma for chemical process applications began early with the arc process for nitrogen fixation.
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A report on electromagnetic induction
Proceedings of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1919This report discusses briefly the chief fundamental results obtained from the days of Faraday to the present time in studying the electromotive forces ordinarily referred to the domain of electromagnetic induction. Self-induction is first taken up, and the phenomena of self-induction are treated.
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Electromagnetic induction imaging with a scanning radio frequency atomic magnetometer
Applied Physics Letters, 2021Cameron Deans, Yuval Cohen, Han Yao
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