Magnetic Monopoles: Moving Charges & Existence Theory

[debayan]

i read in a book that their existence can theoretically be proved. With my knowledge of moving charges-mag. field-moving charges monopoles seem a weird thing. PLEASE SUGGEST FURTHE READING OR CLARIFY IN A SIMPLE WAY

 

[ZapperZ]

i read in a book that their existence can theoretically be proved. With my knowledge of moving charges-mag. field-moving charges monopoles seem a weird thing. PLEASE SUGGEST FURTHE READING OR CLARIFY IN A SIMPLE WAY

Never, ever leave your statement like this. When you say "i read in a book", or when someone say "I heard somewhere", these are incomplete information. Make an exact citation of your source! This means that you have to tell us the name of the book and the author, especially if this is an obscure source.

If there's nothing else that people learn in here, it is to make sure pays attention to one's source of information.

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[astrokreng]

I can confirm that the concept of magnetic monopoles is a fascinating and complex topic in physics. While they have not yet been observed in experiments, their existence is supported by theoretical models and mathematical equations. The idea of a magnetic monopole is based on the concept of a single isolated magnetic pole, similar to how electric charges can exist as either positive or negative.

The theory of magnetic monopoles is closely related to the study of moving charges and magnetic fields. In simple terms, a magnetic field is created by the movement of electric charges, such as in a wire carrying an electric current. This field can then interact with other moving charges, causing them to experience a force.

One of the main reasons magnetic monopoles seem strange is because they have not yet been observed in nature. However, there are ongoing efforts in both theoretical and experimental physics to search for evidence of their existence.

If you would like to further explore this topic, I suggest reading articles or books on electromagnetism and particle physics. These fields provide a deeper understanding of the fundamental forces and particles that make up our universe. I also recommend consulting with a physics professor or researcher for a more in-depth explanation of magnetic monopoles.