Sentences with phrase «century electromagnetism»

series are both based upon NASA imagery of Saturn, and copperplate engravings found in 19th - century electromagnetism books inspired his «zycles» series.

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The equations of electromagnetism have a mathematical structure that is dictated by a set of so - called gauge symmetries, discovered by the mathematician and physicist Hermann Weyl almost a century ago.

James Clerk Maxwell combined electricity, magnetism and light into a single theory of electromagnetism; a century later physicists added the weak nuclear force to form a unified «electroweak» theory.

Back in the 19th century, James Clerk Maxwell took the first big step toward a unified theory, by linking electricity and magnetism with his famous electromagnetism laws.

At the merger of the two colleges in 1860, the best theoretical physicist of the century, James Clerk Maxwell, was pensioned off at the age of 29, and left to formulate his famous electromagnetism equations elsewhere.

In the middle of the 19th century James Clerk Maxwell found that electricity and magnetism were two facets of electromagnetism.