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In 1820 two Frenchman, Felix Savart and Jean-Baptist, Biot published ''Note sur le magnétisme de la pile de Volta''[1] to the XXXX. Savart was trained as a medical doctor, although he spent more time on physics than patients and began conducting research in a physics lab on sound acoustics. He attended a lecture given by Biot | |||
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The Biot-Savart Law is an equation that describes the quantitative relationship between an electrical current and the magnetic field it generates. [cont]
The Main Idea
State, in your own words, the main idea for this topic Electric Field of Capacitor
A Mathematical Model
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History
In 1820 two Frenchman, Felix Savart and Jean-Baptist, Biot published Note sur le magnétisme de la pile de Volta[1] to the XXXX. Savart was trained as a medical doctor, although he spent more time on physics than patients and began conducting research in a physics lab on sound acoustics. He attended a lecture given by Biot
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