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James Clerk Maxwell and Modern Physics

Note 69 — Chapter X · DEVELOPMENT OF MAXWELL’S THEORY.

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Hertz’s original results were no doubt affected by waves reflected from the walls and floor of the room in which he worked. An iron stove also, which was near his apparatus, may have had a disturbing influence; but for all this, it is to his genius and his brilliant achievements that the complete establishment of Maxwell’s theory is due.

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