The Induced conductor net problem could be solved if we can determine the induced voltage in part of the circuit. But is it possible that a voltage exist in no-loop wire? Let us see what the induced voltage is in a circular loop formed with 4 segments separated by resistors

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Non-loop induced voltage problem
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My article Coil and resistor induction paradox shows that the potential energy of electrons in an induced coil is not correctly described by Faraday’s law. This is illustrated by Figure 1 in which a circular circuit with a resistor A is induced in a magnetic field; the resistance of the wire P is negligible. The inconsistency is that the electric field in the conductor wire P is zero and the moving electrons cannot collect energy. The present article exposes another problem: finding the potential in induced circuit with multiple resistor and branches.

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Induced conductor net problem
http://pengkuanem.blogspot.com/2015/03/induced-conductor-net-problem.html

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https://www.academia.edu/11470407/Induced_conductor_net_problem

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