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I know that a magnetic field will have an electric field bc there is charges, and they are moving.
Thanks physicsforums!
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jlyu002@ucr.e said:Will this mean that the bar magnet also has an efield due to the electrons? And thus, will the direction of E field be radially moving inwards, and the magnetic field will be moving around north and south?
Yes, according to Maxwell's equations, a stationary electric field will always produce a perpendicular magnetic field.
Electric and magnetic fields are interconnected through Maxwell's equations, which describe the behavior of electromagnetic fields.
No, according to Maxwell's equations, a magnetic field cannot exist without an electric field. They are always produced together and are fundamentally interconnected.
Stationary electric fields and magnetic fields can interact with each other through a phenomenon called electromagnetic induction, where a changing magnetic field can induce an electric field and vice versa.
No, since stationary electric fields and magnetic fields are fundamentally interconnected, they cannot be separated. Any change in one will always affect the other.