Magnetic Induction In Iron And Other Metals - Third Edition - Illustrated

Illustrated To Include 173 Figures And 36 Tables - Chapter One: Magnetic Poles, Axis, And Moment - Magnetic Field And Magnetic Force - Uniform Magnetic Field - Lines Of Magnetic Force - Continuity Of The Magnetic State - Intensity Of Magnetism - Relation Of L To Pole Strength - Ring Magnet - Lines Of Magnetism - Magnetic Force Within The Metal - Magnetic Induction - Distinction Between Magnetic Induction And Magnetic Force Within The Metal - Particular Cases - Magnetic Permeability - Permeability Of Paramagnetic And Diamagnetic Substances - Illustrations Of Permeability - Magnetic Susceptibility - Connection Of The Ideas Of Permeability And Susceptibility - Caution With Regard To The Use Of The Ideas Of Permeability And Susceptibility - Influence Of The Form Of Bodies On The Magnetism Induced In Them - Long Rod Placed Lengthwise In A Uniform Filed - Analogy Of Induced Magnetism To Electric Conduction - Cases In Which The Magnetism Is Uniform: Ellipsoid - Magnetism Of An Ellipsoid - Distribution Of Free Magnetism In A Uniformly Magnetized Ellipsoid - Moment Of Ellipsoid - Application To The Case Of A Sphere - Application To The Case Of A Short Ellipsoid - Residual Magnetism And Retentiveness - Self Demagnetizing Force - Chapter Two: Measurements Of Magnetic Quality: The Magnetometric Method, Etc. - Chapter Three: Measurements Of Magnetic Quality: The Ballistic Method, Etc. - Chapter Four: Examples Of Magnetism, Etc. - Chapter Five: Magnetic Hysteresis, Etc. - Chapter Six: Magnetism In Weak Fields, Etc. - Chapter Seven: Magnetism In Strong Fields, Etc. - Chapter Eight: Effects Of Temperature, Etc. - Chapter Nine: Effects Of Stress, Etc. - Chapter Ten: The Magnetic Circuit, Etc. - ChapterEleven: Molecular Theory, Etc. - Chapter Twelve: Practical Magnetic Testing, Etc. - Index