Name this Frenchman who became the namesake of the unit equivalent to a watt per volt or to a coulomb per second, the standard unit of current.
The differential form of the law named after this person finds the curl of a magnetic field. That law was corrected by adding a term for the time derivative of the electric displacement field. It states that the line integral of the magnetic H-field equals the surface integral of the free current density. The correction was done by James Clerk Maxwell, who made this person's circuital law one of his four equations. Name this Frenchman who became the namesake of the unit equivalent to a watt per volt or to a coulomb per second, the standard unit of current.
The differential form of the law named after this person finds the curl of a magnetic field.
André-Marie Ampère