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- On Physical Lines of Force/Explainers/Why the cells had to be springy
- On Physical Lines of Force/Figures
- On Physical Lines of Force/Glossary
- On Physical Lines of Force/Index of numbered equations
- On Physical Lines of Force/Introduction
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/Ampere's law and its correction
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/Faraday's law of induction
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/Faraday rotation today
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/From components to vectors
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/Gauss's law for electricity
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/No magnetic monopoles
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/The Lorentz force
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/The Maxwell stress tensor
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/The constitutive relations
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/The displacement current
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/The electromagnetic wave equation
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/The unit ratio
- On Physical Lines of Force/Modern derivations/The vector potential
- On Physical Lines of Force/Notation and concordance
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part I
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part I/Applications
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part I/Prop. I
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part I/Prop. II
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part I/Prop. III
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part I/The introductory discussion
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II/Induced currents
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II/Prop. IV
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II/Prop. V
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II/Prop. VI
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II/Prop. VII
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II/Prop. VIII
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II/Prop. XI
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II/Props. IX and X
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part II/The mechanism of idle wheels
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part III
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part III/Conduction and induction
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part III/Prop. XII
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part III/Prop. XIII
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part III/Prop. XIV
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part III/Prop. XV
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part III/Prop. XVI
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part III/Prop. XVII
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part IV
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part IV/The six results
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part IV/What became of the vortices
- On Physical Lines of Force/Part IV/Why magnetism must be rotatory
- On Physical Lines of Force/Rendering test
- On Physical Lines of Force/Sources and editorial method