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Peter,
I have no idea what you are talking about which is probably
why you didn't get any responses to your posting.
It doesn't seem to say anything and then you put a word
"what " at the end, which I can only guess it means you have
change your mind on what you stated earlier (It is the best
I could come up with
Frankly I don't see that 'What" term in my books or in the
newespapers so I presume it must be a Cajun type dielect that
is used in the swamps or something. You used it a lot when you ran
Chip off the group but since I don't know what you are talking about
I will stay on even tho Ian and Roy have now fled.
Art





Peter O. Brackett" wrote in message link.net...
Art:

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A nobody with no credabilty !
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Cry baby!

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It is time for people to get back to basics, that resistance,
inductance and capacitances are all electrical CIRCUITS and NOT a
lumped spot.
Accepting these facts forces one to consider what a current reaction
is when meeting ANY of the constituents of the so called lumped
circuit
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Heh, heh... Electrodynamics...

Circuit Electrodynamics:

In the beginning there was Circuit Theory [Ohm, Kirchoff] which was
found wanting....

Field Electrodynamics:

Then there came Field Theory [Maxwell, Heaviside], which was found
wanting...

Quantum Electrodynamics:

Then there came Quantum Electrodynamics [Einstein, Pauli, Schrodinger,
Dirac, Feynman] and to date... nothing is found wanting...

What, exactly is your problem?

Circuit Theory, Field Theory and finally Quantum Theory are all evermore
exact
models of the real world. For many problems Circuit Theory suffices, but...

For those knowledgeable... they move from Circuit-Theoretic models to
Field-Theoretic models when the situation warrants, and they move from
Field-Theoretic models to Quantum-Theoretic models [QED] when the
situation warrants...

Don't use QED as the infrastructure of a Spice program and don't
use Circuit Theory as the infrastructure of an NEC program!

An Engineer is... a person who knows how to model efficiently and...

When to change models...

What?