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A well-constructed standard of self-inductance may be measured with considerable precision in terms of a resistance. If its value be computed from its dimensions, the two results should agree, provided the resistance is known in absolute measure. This affords a method of determining resistance in absolute measure, the success of which depends, of course, on how accurately the self-inductance can be
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