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  • 82. WIEM: Savart Félix
    savart Félix (17911848), fizyk francuski, z wyksztacenia lekarz. Czonek francuskiej AN (od 1820). Badacz zjawisk elektromagnetycznych. Wraz
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    Savart Félix (1791-1848), fizyk francuski, z wykszta³cenia lekarz. Cz³onek francuskiej AN (od 1820). Badacz zjawisk elektromagnetycznych. Wraz z  J.B. Biotem poda³ (1820) wzór na natê¿enie pola magnetycznego wytwarzanego przez pr±d p³yn±cy w  przewodniku Biota-Savarta prawo Zobacz równie¿ Elektromagnetyczne oddzia³ywanie Powi±zania Elektrodynamika klasyczna Elektromagnetyzm wiêcej zobacz wszystkie serwisy ... do góry Encyklopedia zosta³a opracowana na podstawie Popularnej Encyklopedii Powszechnej Wydawnictwa Fogra

    83. The Biot-Savart Law

    http://farside.ph.utexas.edu/~rfitzp/teaching/em1/lectures/node36.html
    Next: Electrostatics and magnetostatics Up: Maxwell's equations Previous: The magnetic vector potential
    The Biot-Savart law
    According to Eq. (3.133) we can obtain an expression for the electric field generated by stationary charges by taking minus the gradient of Eq. (3.148). This yields
    which we recognize as Coulomb's law written for a continuous charge distribution. According to Eq. (3.135) we can obtain an equivalent expression for the magnetic field generated by steady currents by taking the curl of Eq. (3.147). This gives
    where use has been made of the vector identity . Equation (3.150) is known as the ``Biot-Savart law'' after the French physicists Jean Baptiste Biot and Felix Savart; it completely specifies the magnetic field generated by a steady (but otherwise quite general) distributed current. Let us reduce our distributed current to an idealized zero thickness wire. We can do this by writing
    where is the vector current ( i.e. , its direction and magnitude specify the direction and magnitude of the current) and is an element of length along the wire. Equations (3.150) and (3.151) can be combined to give

    84. Sie Bauen Am Fundament - Und Wissen Nicht, Was Sie Tun
    savart , mit dem man exakt
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    S pur eines Jahrhundertirrtums
    Inhalt
    "Wechselwirkungsprinzip" und "Wechselwirkungssystem"

    Der zweiseitige Ruhm des Michael Faraday
    4.8 Sie bauen am Fundament - und wissen nicht, was sie tun
    Den eigentlichen Beginn des "elektromagnetischen" Denkens vermag heute niemand genau anzugeben. Es steht nur fest, daß wir, die Modernen, trotz allen Wissens und Könnens, die Anfangshürden zwar übersprungen, aber noch nicht beiseite geräumt haben. Obwohl elektrische und magnetische Erscheinungen schon seit der Antike bekannt sind, so z.B. die Kraftwirkung zwischen geriebenen Körpern (statische Aufladungen), die Nutzung der magnetischen Kraftwirkung (Kompaßnadel) u.a., begannen systematische Untersuchungen erst im 16. Jahrhundert. Man empfinde die Situation: Die elektromagnetischen Erscheinungen haben äußerlich nichts Greifbares. Meßgeräte gab es nicht, deren Prinzipien mußten erst noch erkannt werden. Der Begriff " Elektron" wurde erst ganz am Ende des 19. und zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts geprägt. Was verbirgt sich hinter den Erscheinungen, und wie sind sie nutzbar? William Gilbert (1544-1603) hielt die elektrische Ladung der Körper für ein "Fluidum", etwas Einfließendes. Die magnetische Wirkung eines Dauermagneten und der Erde betrachtete er als ausströmendes Fluidum.

    85. Trapezoidal Fiddles
    Trapezoidal Fiddles. These instruments were first proposed by FelixSavart, the 19c French acoustician and instrument maker. The
    http://www.ulst.ac.uk/faculty/artdes/Global/Fiddle/trapeze.html
    Trapezoidal Fiddles
    These instruments were first proposed by Felix Savart , the 19c French acoustician and instrument maker. The rationale behind the design is set out in Heron-Allans 'Violin Making, as it was and is'. The process of construction is described in 'Making a simple violin and viola' , by Ronald Roberts (currently out of print as far as I can tell, but seems to widely available in libraries). I have made a couple of these and on their own terms they have worked well. Here are some notes: These things turn up from time to time in Ireland. Michael Dinan plays one regularly around East Clare. A recent book referred to these as 'Russian Fiddles' and had a picture of Michael playing one, but he made them himself. Following the discovery of an article by Darol Anger, I converted one of these to a Baritone setup.
    • First Attempt
    The neck was made from old maple floorboards, the top from a Western Red Cedar tongue and groove cladding piece, the back and one rib from some African hardwood, while the other two ribs were from modern toungue and groove maple flooring pieces.. The blocks, soundpost and bassbar were made of cheap and cheerful redwood. The tables were probably left slightly thick. For varnish I used a water-based acrylic, which made a good quick job but bonded badly and won't take wear.

    86. St.G. FRANGOPOULOS
    The summary for this Greek page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.
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