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12-02-2008, 09:35 PM
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 Strength of magnetism and electric field the same? BURT wrote: No. Not for the case of a (moving) EM wave. The energy in either field is the same. For non-moving (static) fields, the two may very well be unrelated. -- Paul Hovnanian [Only registered users see links. ] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Have gnu, will travel.  |
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