On Resistance and Inductance of Solid Conductors

Table 3

Dependence of some quantities characterizing pair of conductors in Example 1 on 𝑓.

𝑓	𝐽̂max	𝐼̂	𝛽𝑖	𝑅s	𝐿	𝜔𝐿/𝑅s
Hz	kA⋅m^−2	A	°	mΩ⋅m^−1	10^−8H⋅m^−1	—
10^−4	28425.2	7501.24	0.00	0.13331	8.48427	0.00000
10^0	28425.2	7501.17	−0.23	0.13331	8.48427	0.00400
10^1	28416.2	7493.64	−2.29	0.13334	8.48381	0.03998
10^2	27665.1	6843.96	−21.28	0.13616	8.43823	0.38940
10^3	23006.4	2067.35	−55.12	0.27663	6.31529	1.43441
10^4	15705.7	442.434	−66.99	0.88338	3.31113	2.35511
10^5	7467.02	66.5857	−79.25	2.80166	2.34827	5.26638
10^6	2727.25	7.77231	−86.05	8.86994	2.04284	14.4709
10^7	875.230	0.81751	−88.69	27.9932	1.94631	43.6856