Oscillations of a high-voltage secondary winding

THE PHYSICAL THEORY of the characteristic oscillations of a high-voltage winding as a primary, that is, when the voltage disturbances are impressed directly across its terminals, is now well known.
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However its behavior as a secondary with respect to the disturbances is not as well known. Although papers
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have been published on this latter subject, this paper presents a physical theory believed to be novel and helpful.