Re: Superconducting Ohm's Law Question

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From: Ken Yap
Date: Fri, 05 Jun 1987 17:27

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Ohm's law relates current, resistance and dissipative power.  However,
it is only part of the story.  The energy equation includes other paths
for the flow of energy, such as radiation.  Take for example, a LED.
This is important if the EM field is used to do some work, for example
a radio transmitter or an electromagnet.  The most general treatment
would have to go to Maxwell's equations.

	Ken

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