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Recently a formula for the variance of the thermal voltage between the ends of a conductor has been proposed. We discuss this formula and present numerical values of theoretic voltage and power indicators for a selection of metals. The values obtained for copper are compared with some empirical data. AMS Subject Classification: 83B30, 83B31.References
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