A third describes the flux through an imaginary "Gaussian surface", and Faraday's Law describes how changing magnetic fields induce electric fields.
They are found alongside the mathematical form of the Lorentz force law in the paper in which they appear, On Physical Lines of Force. A consequence of one of them is that no magnetic monopoles exist, and their formulator added a correction for the (*) displacement current to the original version of another. A third describes the flux through an imaginary "Gaussian surface", and Faraday's Law describes how changing magnetic fields induce electric fields. For ten points, name this collection of electromagnetic laws, named for a Scottish physicist.
They are found alongside the mathematical form of the Lorentz force law in the paper in which they appear, On Physical Lines of Force.
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