The discussion focuses on calculating the mutual resistance between two wires, specifically a horizontal and a vertical wire, utilizing the theory established by G. A. Campbell in his 1915 paper "Mutual Inductances of Circuits Composed of Straight Wires." A participant suggests calculating the general mutual impedance first, then deriving the mutual resistance from the real part of that impedance. This method provides a structured approach to understanding the relationship between the two wires' resistances and inductances.
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Originally posted by strongton
I want to be able the calculate the mutual resistance between two wires, where one wire is horizontal and the other is vertical, i am using the theory developed by G. A. Campbell Physics review 1915 "mutual inductances of circuits composed of straight wires"