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The current flowing in a conductor creates the magnetic field around itself. So the magnetic energy stored in the space around the transmission line, i.e. the time‐varying current supporting line section, is modeled by a series inductor L p.u.l. The inductance of a line is not lumped at one point, i.e. it is not confined at one point. It is distributed over the whole length of a line. The instantaneous voltage across a lumped inductor L^lum is related to the current flowing through it by

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