This law follows the inverse square law pattern seen throughout physics. Ampere's law is often used as a substitute for this equation, since the line integral around an enclosed current, usually a cir
This law follows the inverse square law pattern seen throughout physics. Ampere's law is often used as a substitute for this equation, since the line integral around an enclosed current, usually a circle in simple problems, is easier to calculate. In this law however, the cross product of the current vector and distance vector must be calculated. FTP, this law was named after two French physicists that determines the magnetic field at a point near a current.
This law follows the inverse square law pattern seen throughout physics.
{Biot-Savart Law}