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electromagnetic field
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electromagnetic field (EMF),
n three-dimensional areas that represent the mutual interaction of magnetic and electric forces.


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AROUND THE BEND In two other independently derived but similar invisibility techniques, researchers propose using a shell of metamaterials to distort the ordinarily straight paths along which electromagnetic fields extend through space.
The relationship between exposure to electromagnetic fields and human health has been put into sharper focus because of the rapidly expanding use of electromagnetic fields in modem society.
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