One object named for this man is used in regenerative amplifiers; that is his namesake rotator, and is based on the effect of light's polarization plane rotating, which is also named for him. He may have been the first to represent vector fields using lines of force, and also was the first to insulate a room with metal foil to block electric fields, creating his namesake cage. Lenz's law is responsible for the negative sign in his namesake law, which relates induced voltage in a current loop to the time-derivative of magnetic flux and was included with Gauss's and Ampère's laws in Maxwell's equations. Name this scientist with an eponymous law of electromagnetic induction, an Englishman.
One object named for this man is used in regenerative amplifiers; that is his namesake rotator, and is based on the effect of light's polarization plane rotating, which is also named for him. He may have been the first to represent vector fields using lines of force, and also was the first to insulate a room with metal foil to block electric fields, creating his namesake cage. Lenz's law is responsible for the negative sign in his namesake law, which relates induced voltage in a current loop to the time-derivative of magnetic flux and was included with Gauss's and Ampère's laws in Maxwell's equations. Name this scientist with an eponymous law of electromagnetic induction, an Englishman.
One object named for this man is used in regenerative amplifiers; that is his namesake rotator, and is based on the effect of light's polarization plane rotating, which is also named for him.
Michael {Faraday}