Electrical Papers, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint)

The Variable Period in a Round Wire with aC oncentric Tube at any Distance for the Return Current. -50 SECTION 28. Some Special Results relating to the Rise of the Current in a Wire. 55 SECTION 29. Oscillatory Impressed Force at one End of a Line. I ts Effect. Application to Long-D istance Telephony and Telegraphy. 61 SECTION 30. Impedance Formulas forS hort Lines. Resistance ofT ubes. -67 SECTION 31. The Influence of Electric Capacity. Impedance Formulae. 71 SECTION 32. The Equations of Propagation along Wires. Elementary. 76 SECTION 33. The Equations of Propagation. Introduction of Self-induction. -- 81 SECTION 34. Extension of the Preceding to Include the Propagation of Current into a Wire from its Boundary. -86 SECTION 35. The Transfer of Energy and its Application toW ires. Energy-C urrent. 91 SECTION 36. Resistance andS elf-induction of a Round Wire with Current Longitudinal. Ditto, with Induction Longitudinal. Their Observation and Measurement. 97 SECTION 37. General Theory of the Christie Balance. Differential Equation of aB ranch. Balancing by means of Reduced Copies. 102 SECTION 38. Theory of the Christie as aB alance of Self and Mutual Electromagnetic I nduction. Felici sI nduction Balance. -..- 106 SECTION 39a. Felici sB alance Disturbed, and theD isturbance Equilibrated. 112 SECTION 39 .T heory of theB alance ofT hick Wires, both in the Christie andF eliciA rrangements. Transformer with Conducting Core. 115 SECTION 40. Preliminary to Investigations concerning LongD istance Telephony and Connected Matters. -- 119 SECTION 41. Nomenclature Scheme. Simple Properties of the Ideally Perfect Telegraph Circuit. -124 SECTION 42. Speed of the Current. Effect of Resistance at theS ending End of theL ine. Oscillatory Establishment of theS teady State when bothE nds are short-circuited.
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