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Ampere's law - single or double integral?

  1. May 24, 2008 #1

    kasse

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    Flux = Int B dA

    Why isn't this written as a double integral when we antidifferentiate over an areal?
     
    kasse, May 24, 2008
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  3. May 24, 2008 #2

    kasse

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    Forget about Ampere.
     
    kasse, May 24, 2008
  4. May 24, 2008 #3

    Doc Al

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    When you actually go to calculate the flux you can change it to a double integral, if needed: perhaps dA = dxdy.
     
    Doc Al, May 24, 2008
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