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snoopies622
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Until about ten minutes ago I had never heard of the magnetic vector potential [tex] \vec A [/tex], defined such that
[tex] \vec B = \nabla \times \vec A [/tex].
I am having trouble visualizing this. What would the magnetic vector potential field look like around a straight wire carrying a (constant) electric current?
[tex] \vec B = \nabla \times \vec A [/tex].
I am having trouble visualizing this. What would the magnetic vector potential field look like around a straight wire carrying a (constant) electric current?