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Faraday’s Paradox – Some Modern Mistakes

Authors: Robert Bennett

Einstein’s 1905 paper described at the outset a puzzling failure of Faraday’s law of induction, one of the four Maxwellian EM equations. The application of Faraday’s law of dynamics to relative motion of a magnet and metal conductor in the laboratory setting did NOT produce the same induced effect. Two modern references, Andre Assis and Wikipedia, attempt to resolve this issue, but end up confusing the issue even more by citing the wrong experimental result for the moving magnet! One wonders , then, what other mainstream beliefs are based on test data misrepresentation. Is it as many as their errors of mis-interpretation of test results? The required epistemology here is the scientific method and philo-realism.

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