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Could it be possible that the heating of a conductor causes an induced magnetic field? I'm curious about the experimental design, but I wonder if the heating of one plate would create a current(via the Seebeck effect) and magnetic field which induces current in the other plate.

Something that I've never found a satisfactory answer to when I've read about this method before has been the source for seed crystals. Where did the 'original' seed crystal come from in this process? I suppose once a new crystal with proper structure fabricated, you could use the newly created crystal as seed for further creations. Usually this was glanced over in my textbooks on silicon fab while in college.

What does pathfinder mean in the context of manufacturing?

The original list has a few I’d argue with >95. Brooks's Law has exceptions However, the Wikipedia article linked has a subsection of exactly that — exceptions.