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English: Photo of Los Angeles Class submarine on surface (approaching view). Used as cover photo of Introductory lecture from US Naval Academy course SP222 – Electricity and Magnetism I
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Spring 2008 |
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http://www.nadn.navy.mil/Users/physics/ejtuchol/Introduction222.ppt |
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CDR Ed Tucholski, PhD, USN, Physics Associate Chair, US Naval Academy |
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