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SourceTheory and Calculation of Transient Electric Phenomena and Oscillations
Year1909
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CHAPTER V. DISTRIBUTED SERIES CAPACITY. 348 43. Potential distribution in multigap circuit. 348 44. Probable relation of the multigap circuit to the lightning flash in the clouds. 349 45. The differential equations of the multigap circuit, and their integral equations. 350 46. Terminal conditions, and final equations. 351 47. Numerical example. 353
CHAPTER V. DISTRIBUTED SERIES CAPACITY. 348 43. Potential distribution in multigap circuit. 348 44. Probable relation of the multigap circuit to the lightning flash in the clouds. 349 45. The differential equations of the multigap circuit, and their integral equations. 350 46. Terminal conditions, and fin ...
CHAPTER V. DISTRIBUTED SERIES CAPACITY. 348 43. Potential distribution in multigap circuit. 348 44. Probable relation of the multigap circuit to the lightning flash in the clouds. 349 45. The differential equations of the multigap circuit, and their integral equations. 350 46. Terminal conditions, and final equations. 351 47. Numerical example. 353
CHAPTER V. DISTRIBUTED SERIES CAPACITY. 348 43. Potential distribution in multigap circuit. 348 44. Probable relation of the multigap circuit to the lightning flash in the clouds. 349 45. The differential equations of the multigap circuit, and their integral equations. 350 46. Terminal conditions, and final equations. 351 47. Numerical example. 353
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