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All the phenomena, that were dealt with in the preceding sections (J) 1) showing the persistence of the magnetic moment of the coil, without the action of an electro-motive force, agree with what was deduced on the supposition, that a current flows through the coil of the value calculated, and which diminishes according to the time of relaxation calculated. At the same time, it was desirable to have a conclusive proof, that the magnetic moment of the coil is really caused by a current. We should then be able to prove conversely by the continuation of the moment, that the time of relaxation of the current is very long, and a value, or otherwise an upper limit could be given for the micro-residual-resistance of the conductor in which this current flows.
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Onnes, H.K. (1991). Further experiments with liquid helium. L. The persistence of currents without electromotive force in supra-conducting circuits. In: Gavroglu, K., Goudaroulis, Y. (eds) Through Measurement to Knowledge. Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science, vol 124. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2079-8_22
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