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Lecture 1: Nature And Different Forms Of Radiationlines 608-1548 - lecture - 6064 wordsradiation and light, waves and transmission lines, dielectricity and capacity, field language, ether references, dielectricity, radiation - 57 equation/formula candidates - 11 figure candidates - candidateLecture 2: Relation Of Bodies To Radiationlines 1549-2365 - lecture - 5972 wordsradiation and light, waves and transmission lines, dielectricity and capacity, magnetism, ether references, dielectricity, radiation - 15 equation/formula candidates - 5 figure candidates - candidateLecture 3: Physiological Effects Of Radiationlines 2366-3638 - lecture - 9343 wordsradiation and light, waves and transmission lines, ether references, field language, transients, transient phenomena, radiation - 28 equation/formula candidates - 6 figure candidates - candidateLecture 4: Chemical And Physical Effects Of Radiationlines 3639-3945 - lecture - 2753 wordsradiation and light, waves and transmission lines, dielectricity and capacity, ether references, dielectricity, radiation, illumination - 2 equation/formula candidates - candidateLecture 5: Temperature Radiationlines 3946-5076 - lecture - 8911 wordsradiation and light, ether references, waves and transmission lines, radiation, illumination - 34 equation/formula candidates - 4 figure candidates - candidateLecture 6: Luminescencelines 5077-6608 - lecture - 11190 wordsradiation and light, dielectricity and capacity, waves and transmission lines, alternating current, field language, dielectricity, radiation - 37 equation/formula candidates - 13 figure candidates - candidateLecture 7: Flames As Illuminantslines 6609-7140 - lecture - 3205 wordsradiation and light, radiation, illumination - 16 equation/formula candidates - candidateLecture 8: Arc Lamps And Arc Lightinglines 7141-8510 - lecture - 9226 wordsradiation and light, impedance and reactance, alternating current, field language, magnetism, reactance, impedance - 86 equation/formula candidates - 6 figure candidates - candidateLecture 9: Measurement Of Light And Radiationlines 8511-9388 - lecture - 6811 wordsradiation and light, magnetism, waves and transmission lines, ether references, radiation, illumination - 15 equation/formula candidates - 6 figure candidates - candidateLecture 10: Light Flux And Distributionlines 9389-12573 - lecture - 9634 wordsradiation and light, magnetism, complex quantities, field language, waves and transmission lines, radiation, illumination - 10 equation/formula candidates - 25 figure candidates - candidateLecture 11: Light Intensity And Illuminationlines 12574-16484 - lecture - 7142 wordsradiation and light, magnetism, complex quantities, radiation, illumination - 16 figure candidates - candidateLecture 12: Illumination And Illuminating Engineeringlines 16485-17445 - lecture - 8228 wordsradiation and light, magnetism, field language, ether references, waves and transmission lines, radiation, illumination - reader-first source section - candidateLecture 13: Physiological Problems Of Illuminating Engineeringlines 17446-17956 - lecture - 4036 wordsradiation and light, magnetism, field language, radiation, illumination - 6 figure candidates - candidate

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