THE PHENOMENON OF THE RESONANCE IN THE TEXTBOOKS
Abstract
The article deals with the definition of the phenomenon of resonance. It is shown that the classical definition of resonance does not reflect all the subtleties of this phenomenon. On examples of mechanical and electromagnetic oscillations it is shown that at resonance there is a decrease in energy losses. As a consequence, a new definition of resonance is proposed – reflecting the essence of the internal processes occurring at a given phenomenon.
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