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	Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.		Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.

	[[File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg\|~~200px~~\|thumb\|right\| Wilhelm Eduard Weber]]		[[File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg\|500px\|thumb\|right\| Wilhelm Eduard Weber]]

	==Early Years and Career==		==Early Years and Career==
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	The collaboration between Weber and Kohlrausch led to the first use of the letter ‘c’ to denote the speed of light. In 1864, Weber published a book: Electrodynamic Proportional Measures containing a system of absolute measurements for electric currents, which eventually led to the SI unit for electric flux to be named after Weber (Wb).		The collaboration between Weber and Kohlrausch led to the first use of the letter ‘c’ to denote the speed of light. In 1864, Weber published a book: Electrodynamic Proportional Measures containing a system of absolute measurements for electric currents, which eventually led to the SI unit for electric flux to be named after Weber (Wb).


	===Further sources===		===Further sources===

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	Even though this theory is not mentioned/taught anymore, it states that Coloumb’s law is velocity dependent.		Even though this theory is not mentioned/taught anymore, it states that Coloumb’s law is velocity dependent.

	[[File:WeberFormula.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left \| Weber Theory Force Formula]]		[[File:WeberFormula.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left \|Weber Theory Force Formula]]

	This theory can be derived from potential energy and can be used to drive Ampere’s Law and Faraday’s law. In this law, all particles regardless of size and mass will follow Newton’s third law. While Maxwell’s equations incorporates conservation of particle momentum and particle angular momentum.		This theory can be derived from potential energy and can be used to drive Ampere’s Law and Faraday’s law. In this law, all particles regardless of size and mass will follow Newton’s third law. While Maxwell’s equations incorporates conservation of particle momentum and particle angular momentum.

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	~~Wilhelm Eduard Weber~~

	Created and Claimed by pgupta66 (Priya Gupta). PHYS 2212.		Created and Claimed by pgupta66 (Priya Gupta). PHYS 2212.

	Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.		Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.

	[[File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|~~alt~~ Wilhelm Eduard Weber]]		[[File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\| Wilhelm Eduard Weber]]

	==Early Years and Career==		==Early Years and Career==
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	Even though this theory is not mentioned/taught anymore, it states that Coloumb’s law is velocity dependent.		Even though this theory is not mentioned/taught anymore, it states that Coloumb’s law is velocity dependent.

	[[File:~~Formula~~.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left \|~~alt~~ Weber Theory Force Formula]]		[[File:WeberFormula.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left \| Weber Theory Force Formula]]

	This theory can be derived from potential energy and can be used to drive Ampere’s Law and Faraday’s law. In this law, all particles regardless of size and mass will follow Newton’s third law. While Maxwell’s equations incorporates conservation of particle momentum and particle angular momentum.		This theory can be derived from potential energy and can be used to drive Ampere’s Law and Faraday’s law. In this law, all particles regardless of size and mass will follow Newton’s third law. While Maxwell’s equations incorporates conservation of particle momentum and particle angular momentum.

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	Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.		Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.

	[[File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|~~left~~\|alt Wilhelm Eduard Weber]]		[[File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|alt Wilhelm Eduard Weber]]

	==Early Years and Career==		==Early Years and Career==
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	Wilhelm Eduard Weber (1804-1891) was a German physicist born in Wittenberg who was the second of three brothers. Weber received his PhD from the University of Halle in natural philosophy and then was hired by the University of Gottingen to be a professor of physics at the age of 27. Weber always believed that physics could never be taught by simply speaking about it, applications to daily life were necessary. Therefore, he always encouraged his students to experiment themselves in the college laboratory. Weber collaborated with many scientists throughout his career. In 1859, he received the Copley Medal for his work with magnetic maps. He holds the honor of the SI unit of magnetic flux being named after him, which led to further electromagnetic discoveries.		Wilhelm Eduard Weber (1804-1891) was a German physicist born in Wittenberg who was the second of three brothers. Weber received his PhD from the University of Halle in natural philosophy and then was hired by the University of Gottingen to be a professor of physics at the age of 27. Weber always believed that physics could never be taught by simply speaking about it, applications to daily life were necessary. Therefore, he always encouraged his students to experiment themselves in the college laboratory. Weber collaborated with many scientists throughout his career. In 1859, he received the Copley Medal for his work with magnetic maps. He holds the honor of the SI unit of magnetic flux being named after him, which led to further electromagnetic discoveries.

	== ~~Contributions to Physics~~ ==		== Establishment ==

	~~'''Establishment'''~~
	During his time at the University of Halle, he collaborated with his brother Ernst Weber and published works on organ pipes and coupled oscillators. Afterwards, they wrote a book on Wave Theory and Fluidity. This contained a detailed account of the experimental investigations on surface waves in liquids, and on sound and light waves.		During his time at the University of Halle, he collaborated with his brother Ernst Weber and published works on organ pipes and coupled oscillators. Afterwards, they wrote a book on Wave Theory and Fluidity. This contained a detailed account of the experimental investigations on surface waves in liquids, and on sound and light waves.

	~~'''~~Telegraph~~'''~~		== Telegraph ==
	Once hired by the University of Gottingen, Wilhelm Weber began his collaboration with Carl Friedrich Gauss. Together, they initiated a network of magnetic observatories and correlate the resulting measurements. In 1833, they developed the first electromagnetic telegraph, which functioned as a battery-operated telegraph line that was 9,000 meters long stretching from the physics laboratory to the astronomical observatory. Later, it was modified to use induced currents rather than battery power.		Once hired by the University of Gottingen, Wilhelm Weber began his collaboration with Carl Friedrich Gauss. Together, they initiated a network of magnetic observatories and correlate the resulting measurements. In 1833, they developed the first electromagnetic telegraph, which functioned as a battery-operated telegraph line that was 9,000 meters long stretching from the physics laboratory to the astronomical observatory. Later, it was modified to use induced currents rather than battery power.

	~~'''~~Magnetic Maps and Electrodynamics~~'''~~		== Magnetic Maps and Electrodynamics ==
	Perhaps one of Weber’s more notable accomplishments, collaborated with Carl Freidrich Gauss and Carl Wolfgang Benjamin Goldschmidt, was the Atlas of Geomagnetism: According to the Elements and Theory of Design that eventually gave rise to the institutionalization of magnetic observatories.		Perhaps one of Weber’s more notable accomplishments, collaborated with Carl Freidrich Gauss and Carl Wolfgang Benjamin Goldschmidt, was the Atlas of Geomagnetism: According to the Elements and Theory of Design that eventually gave rise to the institutionalization of magnetic observatories.

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	Even though this theory is not mentioned/taught anymore, it states that Coloumb’s law is velocity dependent.		Even though this theory is not mentioned/taught anymore, it states that Coloumb’s law is velocity dependent.

	~~F = q1q2r/(4πε_0 r^2 )(1- r^2/(2c^2 )+rr/c^2 )~~		[[File:Formula.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left \|alt Weber Theory Force Formula]]

	This theory can be derived from potential energy and can be used to drive Ampere’s Law and Faraday’s law. In this law, all particles regardless of size and mass will follow Newton’s third law. While Maxwell’s equations incorporates conservation of particle momentum and particle angular momentum.		This theory can be derived from potential energy and can be used to drive Ampere’s Law and Faraday’s law. In this law, all particles regardless of size and mass will follow Newton’s third law. While Maxwell’s equations incorporates conservation of particle momentum and particle angular momentum.
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	The World’s First Transatlantic Telegraph Cable		The World’s First Transatlantic Telegraph Cable

	~~===External links===~~
	~~[http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/bring-science-home-reaction-time/]~~


	==References==		==References==

	~~This section contains the the references you used while writing this page~~		http://www.britannica.com/biography/Wilhelm-Eduard-Weber

	~~[[Category~~:~~Which Category did you place this in?]]~~		http://www.thefamouspeople.com/profiles/wilhelm-weber-551.php

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	Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.		Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.

	[[~~File:~~File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg]]		[[File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|alt Wilhelm Eduard Weber]]

	==Early Years and Career==		==Early Years and Career==

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	Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.		Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.

	[[File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg]]		[[File:File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg]]

	==Early Years and Career==		==Early Years and Career==

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	~~Contents [hide]~~		Wilhelm Eduard Weber was a German physicist who discovered theories about magnetic flux, electrodynamics and magnetic maps.
	~~1 The Main Idea~~
	1.~~1 A Mathematical Model~~
	~~1.2 A Computational Model~~
	~~2 Examples~~
	~~2.1 Simple~~
	~~2.2 Middling~~
	~~2.3 Difficult~~
	~~3 Connectedness~~
	~~4 History~~
	~~5 See also~~
	~~5.1 Further reading~~
	~~5.2 External links~~
	~~6 References~~
	~~The Main Idea[edit]~~
	~~State, in your own words, the main idea for this topic~~

			[[File:WilhelmEduardWeber.jpg]]

	~~A Mathematical Model[edit]~~		==Early Years and Career==
	~~What are the mathematical equations that allow us to model this topic. For example dp⃗ dtsystem~~=~~F⃗ net where p is the momentum of the system~~ and ~~F is the net force from the surroundings.~~

	~~A Computational Model[edit]~~		Wilhelm Eduard Weber (1804-1891) was a German physicist born in Wittenberg who was the second of three brothers. Weber received his PhD from the University of Halle in natural philosophy and then was hired by the University of Gottingen to be a professor of physics at the age of 27. Weber always believed that physics could never be taught by simply speaking about it, applications to daily life were necessary. Therefore, he always encouraged his students to experiment themselves in the college laboratory. Weber collaborated with many scientists throughout his career. In 1859, he received the Copley Medal for his work with magnetic maps. He holds the honor of the SI unit of magnetic flux being named after him, which led to further electromagnetic discoveries.
	~~How do we visualize or predict using this topic~~. ~~Consider embedding some vpython code here Teach hands-on~~ with ~~GlowScript~~

	~~Examples[edit]~~		== Contributions to Physics ==
	~~Be sure~~ to ~~show all steps in your solution and include diagrams whenever possible~~

	~~Simple[edit]~~		'''Establishment'''
	~~Middling[edit]~~		During his time at the University of Halle, he collaborated with his brother Ernst Weber and published works on organ pipes and coupled oscillators. Afterwards, they wrote a book on Wave Theory and Fluidity. This contained a detailed account of the experimental investigations on surface waves in liquids, and on sound and light waves.
	~~Difficult[edit]~~
	~~Connectedness[edit]~~
	~~How is this topic connected to something that you are interested in?~~
	~~How is it connected to your major?~~
	~~Is there an interesting industrial application?~~
	~~History[edit]~~
	~~Put this idea in historical context. Give the reader~~ the ~~Who~~, ~~What~~, ~~When, Where~~, and ~~Why~~.

	~~See also[edit]~~		'''Telegraph'''
	~~Are there related topics or categories in this wiki resource for~~ the ~~curious reader~~ to ~~explore? How does this topic fit into that context?~~		Once hired by the University of Gottingen, Wilhelm Weber began his collaboration with Carl Friedrich Gauss. Together, they initiated a network of magnetic observatories and correlate the resulting measurements. In 1833, they developed the first electromagnetic telegraph, which functioned as a battery-operated telegraph line that was 9,000 meters long stretching from the physics laboratory to the astronomical observatory. Later, it was modified to use induced currents rather than battery power.

	~~Further reading[edit]~~		'''Magnetic Maps and Electrodynamics'''
	~~Books~~, ~~Articles or other print media on this topic~~		Perhaps one of Weber’s more notable accomplishments, collaborated with Carl Freidrich Gauss and Carl Wolfgang Benjamin Goldschmidt, was the Atlas of Geomagnetism: According to the Elements and Theory of Design that eventually gave rise to the institutionalization of magnetic observatories.

	~~External links[edit]~~		In 1856, Weber had become the director of the astronomical observatory and began research with Rudolph Kohlrausch to determine the ratio between the electrodynamic and electrostatic units of charge. This led to Weber’s research on electric oscillations, which played a huge role in Weber’s development of his theory of electrodynamics. This theory helped James Clerk Maxwell’s theory that light is an electromagnetic wave.
	~~[1]~~		Even though this theory is not mentioned/taught anymore, it states that Coloumb’s law is velocity dependent.

			F = q1q2r/(4πε_0 r^2 )(1- r^2/(2c^2 )+rr/c^2 )

			This theory can be derived from potential energy and can be used to drive Ampere’s Law and Faraday’s law. In this law, all particles regardless of size and mass will follow Newton’s third law. While Maxwell’s equations incorporates conservation of particle momentum and particle angular momentum.

			The collaboration between Weber and Kohlrausch led to the first use of the letter ‘c’ to denote the speed of light. In 1864, Weber published a book: Electrodynamic Proportional Measures containing a system of absolute measurements for electric currents, which eventually led to the SI unit for electric flux to be named after Weber (Wb).


			===Further sources===

			https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFKONUBBHQw

			The World’s First Transatlantic Telegraph Cable

			===External links===
			[http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/bring-science-home-reaction-time/]


			==References==

	~~References[edit]~~
	This section contains the the references you used while writing this page		This section contains the the references you used while writing this page

			[[Category:Which Category did you place this in?]]

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The Main Idea[edit]
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A Mathematical Model[edit]
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See also[edit]
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