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On Sun, 12 Mar 2006 20:46:21 GMT, Cecil Moore wrote:
Owen Duffy wrote: Is that for uniform current as Reg asked? Reg asked for "uniformly distributed current". I took that to mean having a constant slope. Wonder what Reg really meant? In the context of his use, I think the most probably reasonable interpretation of Reg's words is that the current is uniform at all points on the radiator. Yes, it does also have a constant slope (of zero), so you will ba able to argue a correct interpetation either way, even if the results are different. It was interesting how many different interpretations were made, and then how many different answers to such a simple questions, even a text book incorrectly quoted (yes, subject to your interpretation of Richard's interpretation of what was in Reg's mind. Reg will no doubt chuckle when he wakes in the morning. Owen -- |
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