In 1990, Assis. et al showed that Maxwell's assumption of constant velocity was not necessary when deriving this law from Weber's law.
In 1990, Assis. et al showed that Maxwell's assumption of constant velocity was not necessary when deriving this law from Weber's law. The charge continuity equation can be derived by taking the divergence of this equation. One quantity important in this law equals the differential of the electric field flux with respect to time multiplied by the vacuum permittivity. Two forms of this equation can be related by the Kelvin-Stokes theorem. Under certain symmetries, such as with a field that is constant along the path of integration, this law is more useful than the Biot-Savart law. This equation states that, for a closed loop, the line integral of the B-field equals the permeability times the current through the loop. For 10 points, name this member of Maxwell's equations, which Maxwell corrected by adding a term for displacement current.
In 1990, Assis. et al showed that Maxwell's assumption of constant velocity was not necessary when deriving this law from Weber's law.
Ampere\'s circuital law