Until 1932 it was known as the gauss, before that became the term for the unit of mathematical induction.
Until 1932 it was known as the gauss, before that became the term for the unit of mathematical induction. It is defined as the intensity of a magnetic field in a vacuum in which a unit magnetic pole experiences a magnetic force of one dyne in the direction of the field. FTP, identify this CGS unit of magnetic field strength, named for a Danish physicist.
Until 1932 it was known as the gauss, before that became the term for the unit of mathematical induction.
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