A method is described for the solution of two-dimensional field problems using, as an electrical analogue, current flow in a sheet of ordinary paper. As the paper resistivity is high, pencil lines are used as electrode boundaries. Details of the circuit and construction of a suitable equipment are given and considerations affecting accuracy are discussed.
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Murray et al. (1955) studied this question.
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