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Miller, A.I. (1981) Unipolar Induction: A Case Study of the Interaction between Science and Technology. Annals of Science, 38, 155-189.
https://doi.org/10.1080/00033798100200191

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• TITLE: On the Unipolar Generator: An Experimental and Theoretical Study

  AUTHORS: Konstantinos Patrinos

  KEYWORDS: Faraday’s Experiment, Unipolar Generator, Homopolar Generator, Faraday’s Inductor, Unipolar Induction

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.12 No.8, August 27, 2024

  ABSTRACT: When studying the phenomenon of the induced electromotive force, which originates from Faraday’s unipolar inductor, the contrast between Faraday’s view of the magnetic field dynamic lines and the theory of relativity is revealed. In order to remove this contradiction, this phenomenon was studied in depth, theoretically and experimentally, using an experimental setup similar to Faraday’s. Calculations of the induced electromotive force, based on relativity on the one hand and on Faraday’s view on the other were made with the help of measurements of the magnetic field components. Accurate magnetic field measurements are confirmed by analytical calculations. Precise-induced electromotive force measurements confirmed Faraday’s view and contradicted the theory of relativity.