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Abstract

In this paper, jerk function for a transient process of RL circuit is investigated. Some new concepts such as time rate of change of induced emf, time rate of change of displacement current, and Appell function have been introduced for the first time in electromagnetic jerky dynamics. The problems on Appell function of several simple models in electromagnetic jerky dynamics are discussed. In the last conclusions and remarks are also presented.

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Dr. Xue-Xiang Xu

Dr. Shan-Jun Ma

Dr. Pei-tian Huang