A Treatise On Magnetism Microform Designed for the Use of Students in the Un
A Treatise On Magnetism Microform Designed for the Use of Students in the Un
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52. In Figure 52, let a and b represent the separated masses of magnetism of equal intensity produced by one of the small circles in Figure 51. It seems reasonable to suppose that the extent of ^ their separation will be proportional to the external magnetic energy. Take the positions b'a (coincident in space) for two masses of opposite magnetisms, each equal to a or b. These two masses, while coexisting, neutralize each other. But we may conceive b' associated with a and a associated with Z>; ...and we may consider the pair ab r as the effect of one inducing magnetism in the direction ab', gmv and the pair a'b as the effect of another inducing magnetism in the direction a'b ; and the magnitudes, of the two inducing magnetisms must (by the general assumption mentioned above) be considered proportional to the lengths ab', ab. It is seen here that we have in fact resolved the primary inducing energy into two, according to the laws of resolution of statical forces : and if, in any pro- posed problem, it can be shewn that one of these is inefficient, we may confine our attention to the other : or if the effects of the resolved inductions can be computed more easily than that of the 142 ON MAGNETISM.
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52. In Figure 52, let a and b represent the separated masses of magnetism of equal intensity produced by one of the small circles in Figure 51. It seems reasonable to suppose that the extent of ^ their separation will be proportional to the external magnetic energy. Take the positions b'a (coincident in space) for two masses of opposite magnetisms, each equal to a or b. These two masses, while coexisting, neutralize each other. But we may conceive b' associated with a and a associated with Z>; ...and we may consider the pair ab r as the effect of one inducing magnetism in the direction ab', gmv and the pair a'b as the effect of another inducing magnetism in the direction a'b ; and the magnitudes, of the two inducing magnetisms must (by the general assumption mentioned above) be considered proportional to the lengths ab', ab. It is seen here that we have in fact resolved the primary inducing energy into two, according to the laws of resolution of statical forces : and if, in any pro- posed problem, it can be shewn that one of these is inefficient, we may confine our attention to the other : or if the effects of the resolved inductions can be computed more easily than that of the 142 ON MAGNETISM.
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