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2)
some action is not obtained
even if
one of the metallic
conductors in the
experiment is folded and bent. 3) a
conductor, in a position to moving in the
direction of its length
and covered from one
current electrical
worker ( only continues) that
he enters and he
exits in fixed points of the space, is insensitive to
whichever
current sluice placed in its vicinities. 4) the
fourth
experiment servants of three
circular currents
with beams R', R'
', R' ' '.
The circles,
complanari, have their centers in
O', O'
', O' '' on a straight line
and the
beams of the circuits are
such that R'/R' ' = R' '/R'
'', and
are also equal
to the
relationship between the distances O' O' ' and O' ' O' '
'.
The same
current goes in hour
sense in the
external circles and
counter-clockwise in that one they centers. In
both
the
conditions the ring centers
them
finds in equilibrium when the
external
rings are fixed. From
these Ampère
experiments a law derived on the
interaction of the produced magnetic fields
from covered
filiform conductors from currents, by means of a mathematical
formula much complex that rendered account of all the
phenomena observes to you.
It demonstrated exactly
also that a permanent
magnet is behaved to the outside,
as a cylindrical propeller
winding covered from current electrical worker (continues), that it
called "solenoid". |
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