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− | The Hering furnace and overhead welding have previously been analyzed from the po1ot of view of the currently taught classical equation and the new Gaussian equation of Moon, Spencer, et al for the force between moving charges. This paper extends this analysis to the Weber equation of 1846. Conclusions are drawn on the validity of each of these three electrodynamic equations. | + | The Hering furnace and overhead welding have previously been analyzed from the po1ot of view of the currently taught classical equation and the new Gaussian equation of Moon, Spencer, et al for the force between moving charges. This paper extends this analysis to the Weber equation of 1846. Conclusions are drawn on the validity of each of these three electrodynamic equations. |
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Title | The Electrodynamic Formulation of the Hering Furnace and Overhead Welding: Three Viewpoints |
Author(s) | Domina Eberle Spencer, Uma Y Shama, Philip J Mann, Gerard Coutu |
Keywords | Electrodynamics, Hering Furnace, Overhead Welding |
Published | 1998 |
Journal | None |
Abstract
The Hering furnace and overhead welding have previously been analyzed from the po1ot of view of the currently taught classical equation and the new Gaussian equation of Moon, Spencer, et al for the force between moving charges. This paper extends this analysis to the Weber equation of 1846. Conclusions are drawn on the validity of each of these three electrodynamic equations.