describes how induced currents arrise
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| Short title | Induction as the communication of rotation |
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| Image title | Three stages. A current starts in the middle row. The vortices next to it are set spinning, and their inertia makes the particles in the next layer press backward, which is the induced current. When the motion has spread through the medium, the particles cease to move and the induced current dies away. |
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