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| Robinson W.S. — Magnetic Phenomena - An Elementary Treatise |
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| Предметный указатель |
Absolute unit of current 18
Agonic lines 182
Allison 169
Alpha state of iron 157 161
Ampere 18 36 130
Ampere-turns of the toroid 43
Ampere’s Law 18
Andrade 202 208
Angle of declination 178
Angle of inclination 179
Annual variations 190
Armored galvanometer 88
Arnold and Elmen 53
Atomic hydrogen 99
Atomic intensities of magnetization 33
Atoms of the lodestone 12
Austin 110
Austin and Guthe 106
Auxiliary coil 71
Axis of the magnet 3
Bachmetjew 148
Baily 202
Ballistic galvanometer 66
Ballistic method 73
Bar magnet 2
Barkhausen 135 204
Barkhausen effect 135 204
Barlow 129 130 140 151
Barlow’s wheel 129
Barnett 130 202
Barrett 117 155
Barrett effect 117
Barus 116
Basset 130
Bates 168
Battelli 149
Bauer 178 181 182 188 190 191 192 193
Beams and Allison 169
Beck 203
Beckwell 63 135
Becquerel 168
Bell-shaped magnets 72
Bending due to a magnetic field 112
Benedicks 39 156
Berson 155
Bidwell 107 111 117
Biot and Savart 19 126
Biot — Savart law 19 22
Bischoff 130
Bismuth spiral 138
Blondlot 169
Bock 117
Bohr 197
Bohr magneton 199 201
Borelius and Lindh 149
Bosanquet 44
Bosanquet’s law 46
Bozorth 136
Brace 168
Brackett 106 113
Bragg 209
Bridgman 146
Brown 110 111 114
Bucherer 146
Buckley 151
Buckley and McKeehan 110
Burrows XVII 61 104 105 162
Cabrera 100
Calibration of bismuth spiral 139
Campbell 141 144
Catone 118
Cavendish laboratory 24 102
Change in boiling point and specific heats due to magnetization 165
Change in bulk modulus due to a magnetic field 117
Change in coefficients of rigidity due to magnetic field 116
Change in dimensions normal to the magnetic field 111
Change in electromotive force of a voltaic cell due to a magnetic field 146
Change in induction due to longitudinal stresses 118
Change in induction due to transverse stresses 120
Change in intensity of magnetization due to volume change 121
Change in length due to a longitudinal field 105
Change in resistance due to a magnetic field 138 216
Change in temperature due to magnetization 163
Change in volume due to a magnetic field 117
Changes in Young’s modulus due to magnetization 113
Chattock 79
Chattock and Bates 203
Chattock’s magnetic polentiometer 79 81
Chree 190
Chromium steel 53
Cioffi 72
Circular changes 114 120
Circular magnetization due to twisting a longitudinally magnetized rod 121
Cobalt 157 169
Cobalt steel 53
Cockcroft 24
Coefficient of hysteresis loss 60
Coercive force 52 161
Cohen 131
Coils 19
Components of flux normal to the boundary surface 90
Components of flux parallel to the boundary surface 90
Compton, A.H., and Rognley, O. 204
Compton, K.T., and Trousdale, E.A. 204
Concept of magnetic poles 5
Consequent poles 4 5
Converse of the Guillemin effect 120
Core loss 55
Cosmical magnetism 178
Cotton and Mouton 173
Coulomb 9
Coulomb’s laws 9
Critical temperatures 154
Curie 84 97 159 198
Curie — Langevin — Weiss Theories 198
Curie’s balance 98
Curie’s law 159 199
Curl 48
Current density 48
Cyclic conditions 59
Cyclic processes 59 60 61
Darrow 200 203
Davis 138
Day 116
de Hauptune 208
Debye 201
Declination 178 218
DeJean 157
Demagnetization 61 62
Demagnetizing effect 32
Demagnetizing factors 37 210 211
Demagnetizing processes 61
Department of Terrestrial Magnetism of the Carnegie Institute of Washington 194
Deslandres and Perrot 30
Determination of magnetic induction and hysteresis 67
Development of electromotive force by varying magnetic fields 137
Dewar and Fleming 159
Diamagnetic body 10
Diamagnetic liquid 11
Diamagnetic substances 160
Diamagnetic susceptibilities 83
DIP 179
Dipping needle 181
Direction of a magnetic field 12
Direction of the electromotive force 138
Diurnal or daily variations 189
Drude 131
du Bois 28 40 67 88 97 165 172
Dushman 34 102 160 199
Dusing 131
| Dussler 39
Early observers and theorists 196
Earth inductor 186 187
Earth, a great magnet 178 184 185
Earth’s field 71
Ebert 125 130
Eddy-current constant 60
Eddy-current loss 54
Edlund 130
Effect of sound vibrations on magnetism 134
Einstein and DeHaas 203
Einstein and Ehrenfest 202
Electromagnetic system of electrical units 18
Electromagnets 27 28 29 30 65
Electromotive force of the cell 42
Electromotive force of the cell due to magnetism 146
Electrons 138
Elements of the earth’s magnetic field 178
Eleven-year periods of disturbances 193
Ellipsoid 38
Elmen 53
Elmen and Arnold 162
Endo XIX
Energy in magnetic field per unit volume 50
Energy loss due to hysteresis 54 56 58
Eruption in Martinique 192
Eschenhagen 189
Ettingshausen 144
Ettingshausen effect 144
Everdinger 151
Evershed 162
Ewell 169
Ewing 40 68 71 78 148 197
Experimental determination of the earth’s magnetic elements 179
Extensometer 106
Factor of permeability 10
Fahy 79
Fahy’s permeameter 79
Faraday 7 67 84 93 130 166 167 196
Faraday effect 166
Faraday’s disk 129
Faraday’s magnetic balance 94
Faraday’s method 93
Fehrle 131
Ferrocobalt 30
Ferromagnetic body 12 30 154
Ferromagnetic metals 69 141
Ferromagnetics 10
Field due to a bar magnet 15
Field intensity 12
Field intensity determinations 66
Field normal to surface of separation 85
Field parallel to surface of separation 84
Field strength 12 42
Fields of force 1
Fleming 61 184
Fleming and Dewar 159
Flux density 7
Flux turns 75 76
Flux, for the components of, normal to the boundary surface 90
Flux, for the components of, parallel to the boundary surface 90
Foote and Harrison 149
Force in dynes 12
Forces between magnetic fields 122
Forces between magnetic poles 9
Form factor 60
Forrer 135 203
Foucault currents 54
Fresnel 168
Froelich 60
Froelich’s equation 60
Fromy 115
Galvanomagnetic effects 142
Galvanomagnetic, longitudinal, potential difference 145
Galvanomagnetic, longitudinal, temperature difference 145
Gamma state of iron 157 161
GANs 67
Gauss 9 193 199
Gauss, the 13
Gauss’ law 13 36
general considerations 118 122
General theory 93
Gerlach 84 101
Gerlach and Lertes 136
Gerlach and Stern 201
Gilbert 178 196
Gilbert, the 43 46
Glaser 100
Glazebrook 65
Gokhale 61
Gordon 167
Gougain and Helmholtz 21
Gouy 96
Gouy’s method 95
Graded cyclic magnetization of iron 59
Groesser 116
Gross 146
Grotrian 130
Guillemin 112
Guillemin effect 112
Hadley 21 126
Hagenback 130
Hale 194 195
Hall 142
Hall and Campbell 153
Hall effect 142
Havelock 173
heaps 110 111
Heat treatment and effects on temporary and permanent magnetisms 161
Hector 100
Hellmann 181
Helmholtz 118
Henry, the 78
Heusler alloy 162
Heusler, Stark, and Haupt 162 208
Heydw eiler 108
Hill 165
Honda XIX 53 100 108 120 157 158 159 200 201
Honda and Ishiwara 161
Honda and Kaya 84 101
Honda and Kido 106
Honda and Mashiyma 84 101 106 111
Honda and Murakami 158
Honda and Okubo 197
Honda and Saito 53 161
Honda and Shimidzu 157 158
Honda and Shimizu 106 108 115 132
Honda and Terada 114 116 117 118 121
Honda, Masumoto, and Kayo 101 157
Honda, Shimizu, and Kasakabe 112 114 116
Hopkinson 56 78 154 158
Hoppe 130
Horizontal componen t of the earth’s magnetic field 185 218
Horizontal position 70
Horseshoe magnet 45
Houllevigue 149
Houston 118
Houston and Kennelly 30
Howe 131
Humphreys 19
Hysteresis 53
Hysteresis curves 38 51 52
Hysteresis loop 53 59 61
Hysteresis loss 55
Hysteresis loss by Fahy’s permeameter 82
Hysteretic constant 60
Iliovici 78
Imposed field 31
Inclination 179 182 218
Induced magnetization 11
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