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<title>8.02T - Faraday's Law Visualizations - The Falling Ring with Zero Resistance.</title>
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<p>SUBJECT: <i>The Falling Ring with Zero Resistance</i></p>
<p>DESCRIPTION: The animation shows the magnetic field configuration 
                          around a conducting non-magnetic ring as it falls under 
                          gravity in the magnetic field of a fixed permanent magnet. 
                          The current in the ring is indicated by the small moving 
                          spheres. In this case, the ring is heavy and has zero 
                          resistance, and falls past the magnet. The motions of 
                          the field lines are in the direction of the local Poynting 
  flux vector.</p>
<p>VISUALIZATION (<a href="FallRingSupAbvOut_640.mpg">MPG - 4 MB</a>) </p>
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