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Oliver Heaviside

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  • Lagrangian formalism the force by an electric and a magnetic field acting on a charge in motion, this force is now called the Oliver Heaviside independently had given earlier the same expression for this force, their expression somehow hadn't registered with their contemporaries, but when Lorentz published the equation again in the context of his "electron theory", physics was ready for it.

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

  • Lagrangian formalism the force by an electric and a magnetic field acting on a charge in motion, this force is now called the Oliver Heaviside independently had given earlier the same expression for this force, their expression somehow hadn't registered with their contemporaries, but when Lorentz published the equation again in the context of his "electron theory", physics was ready for it.

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

  • ( "elektrische Kraft") acting on a charge moving through an electric and a magnetic field, a force which is now called the Oliver Heaviside had given earlier the same expression for this force, their expression had escaped the attention of their contemporaries, but when Lorentz published the equation again in the context of his electron theory, physicists were ready for it.

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

  • ( "elektrische Kraft") acting on a charge moving through an electric and a magnetic field, a force which is now called the Oliver Heaviside had given earlier the same expression for this force, their expression had escaped the attention of their contemporaries, but when Lorentz published the equation again in the context of his electron theory, physicists were ready for it.

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

  • ( "elektrische Kraft") acting on a charge moving through an electric and a magnetic field, a force which is now called the Oliver Heaviside had given earlier the same expression for this force, their expression had escaped the attention of their contemporaries, but when Lorentz published the equation again in the context of his electron theory, physicists were ready for it.

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

  • ( "elektrische Kraft") acting on a charge moving through an electric and a magnetic field, a force which is now called the Oliver Heaviside had given earlier the same expression for this force, their expression had escaped the attention of their contemporaries, but when Lorentz published the equation again in the context of his electron theory, physicists were ready for it.

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

  • So while the Maxwellians (those electrodynamicists who came after Maxwell) were busy exploring the mathematical implications of Maxwell's theory (including Oliver Heaviside who, via vector calculus, reduced the theory to the set of equations seen on T-shirts today), Kelvin busied himself with trying to work out the correct model of the aether demanded by the mathematics.

    Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2005

  • And this is what Tom Bearden is doing, except he is claiming that his model is NOT something new; it has been around for at least 100 years but we've been too stupid to see it, because we allowed Oliver Heaviside and his vector oversimplification to blind us.

    Investigations into Scalar Electromagnetics rick Andersen 1993

  • In fact, they are entirely due to the interpretation of a single brilliant man, Oliver Heaviside (6) (7).

    Chapter 4 1990

  • With experimental confirmation by Hertz, Maxwell's theory especially as interpreted in a much simpler vector form by Oliver Heaviside and Hertz - became predominant.

    Chapter 4 1990

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