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| Author | Eric P Dollard |
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| Published | 1982 |
| Publisher | Borderland Sciences / Adventures Unlimited Press |
| Pages | 38 |
Tesla devoted an enormous portion of his efforts to exploring dielectric phenomena and made numerous groundbreaking discoveries in this area. This piece addresses the relationship of the dielectric and electromagnetic aspects of electricity, providing real insights for those researchers seeking to recreate and expand upon Tesla's work. The author contends that the phenomena of dielectricity is fertile ground for profound discovery. Included is a reprint of the article Electrical Oscillations in Antennae and Induction Coils by John Miller, 1919, containing equations useful to the design of Tesla Coils.
