jneutron Member Joined 2004 2020-05-17 9:07 pm #61 2020-05-17 9:07 pm #61 mhenschel said: I appreciate you doing this even if, in the end, I can't follow the maths. I would still judge a half a radian to be significant (that said in all my glorious ignorance!) (I may also be otherwise occupied for the rest of the day... but I am interested and open to understanding this) Thanks. Click to expand... Half a radian is significant, but that only occurs when E/M waves are penetrating the material, not when eddy currents are being generated from within. Jn
mhenschel said: I appreciate you doing this even if, in the end, I can't follow the maths. I would still judge a half a radian to be significant (that said in all my glorious ignorance!) (I may also be otherwise occupied for the rest of the day... but I am interested and open to understanding this) Thanks. Click to expand... Half a radian is significant, but that only occurs when E/M waves are penetrating the material, not when eddy currents are being generated from within. Jn
