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January 5th 04
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Electric & Magnetic Fields
Maxwell's third equation( Del x E = -d/dt(B) ) saying that a changing
magnetic field induces an electric field(Faraday's Law) is well illustrated by the working of a electric transformer or dynamo.. Similarly is there any example for the fourth equation of Maxwell (Del x H = d/dt(D) ; Assume J=0) that a changing electric field can induce a magnetic field ?( Except for the concept of EM waves ) Coments Please ////Jean 
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