On the Charges Gained by Insulated Metallic Conductors, Surrounded by Other Conductors, and the Rela

A pioneering work in the field of electrical engineering, Robertson's paper presents a detailed analysis of the electrical charges that accumulate on the surface of metallic conductors in various configurations. Drawing on experiments and empirical evidence, Robertson develops a series of equations and mathematical models that continue to inform modern research in the field.

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