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5.2.4 The Equivalence Principle
Comment to Win A Free Copy of The Art & Science of UWB Antennas
5.2.2 Einstein's “Annus Mirabilis”
5.2.1 Origins of Special Relativity
Preface to The Art and Science of Ultrawideband Antennas
5.0 Relativity & Quantum Theory
4.6.2 The Accelerating Charge Model
André Koch Torres Assis's Project of Translating the Works of Wilhelm Eduard Weber Advances
4.6.1 How Does Radiation Work?
Preface to the English Edition of Hertz's Electric Waves
Quantised Inertia: From Anomalies to New Physics
What's Wrong With Conventional Electromagnetism?
4.5.1 Potentials and Actions at a Distance
Foundations of Physical Theory: Function of Models
4.5 An Introduction to Electromagnetic Models
An Introduction to Quantum Entanglement
The Story of the Telegrapher's Equations
4.4.1 How Do Transmission Lines Work?
The Birth of Transmission Line Theory
4.4 Signals Along a Transmission Line
Near-Field Technology - An Emerging RF Discipline
4.3.2 Inductive Telegraphy at a Distance
4.3 Actions at a Distance: Fluids or Fields?
4.2.2 Fluid Theories of Electricity
A Medieval Study of Magnetism: The Letter of Petrus Peregrinus
The Old Productive Research Programs Refuse to Die
4.2 Early Models of Electricity
4.1 Heaviside, Poynting, & Energy Flow
"Oliver Heaviside. An Appreciation : The Personal Equation : The Work of a Genius Elucidated"
4.0 Electromagnetism Comes of Age
3.4.8 Maxwell's Methods and Views
3.4.6 Permittivity & Permeability
3.4.5 Faraday’s Law & Electromagnetic Waves
The Right-Hand Rule for Radiation
Uncovering the Lost Secrets of Weber’s Electrodynamics (Dr Andre Assis RTF Lecture)
3.4.2 Maxwell’s Original Equations
3.4 James Clerk Maxwell & His Equations
3.3 Potentials, Energy, & Fields
3.1 The Discovery of Electromagnetism
3.0 The Birth of Electromagnetism
Reading List for Chapter 2: Aristotle, Plato, and Newton
The Point-atoms of Ruđer Josip Bošković: The Key to the Fields of Michael Faraday
2.6.3 The Misinterpretation of Newton
Voltaire as Science Popularizer
THE OCCULT ROOTS OF MODERN SOCIETY
A New Adaptation of Galileo's "Two New Sciences" for Modern Readers