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Chapter 1: General Equations

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Chapter 1: General Equations

Theory and Calculation of Transient Electric Phenomena and Oscillations - lines 27761-28694

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complex quantities, transients, dielectricity and capacity, radiation and light, impedance and reactance, oscillation, transient phenomena

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Read this as an early engineering treatment of non-steady electrical behavior: sudden charge, discharge, wave travel, damping, and surge stress.

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complex quantitiestransientsdielectricity and capacityradiation and lightimpedance and reactanceoscillationtransient phenomena

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