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I have found that a changing magnetic field produces an electric current in a nearby conductor — a phenomenon I term electromagnetic induction. A magnet moved through a coil of copper wire generates a current, and the cessation of that current upon the magnet's rest is equally striking. I have also shown that the current from a voltaic pile can decompose chemical compounds, a process I call electrolysis. I conceive of these phenomena not as action at a distance but as tensions and strains in the medium itself…
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