On the Production of Transient Currents in Iron and Steel Conductors by Twisting.¶
Ewing, J. A. (1882). On the Production of Transient Currents in Iron and Steel Conductors by Twisting. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, 33, 21-23.
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- Hysteresis
- The response depends on the history of parameter variations, not just current values
This sourceEwing coins the term "hysteresis" (from Greek "hysterein" — to lag behind) for the magnetic lag phenomenon in ferromagnetic systems; establishes foundational terminology and recognizes it as universal physical process.
- The response depends on the history of parameter variations, not just current values
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