DaTario
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Hi All,
I would like to comment an idea and would appreciate having critics on that, as it appears to be a fallacy.
According to the law for the magnetic force, if a charge is at rest relatively to some magnetic field then no net force act on it.
However, if a charge is moving (no matter in which direction) in an uniform magnetic field then, due to simmetry, it will experience a field with the same structure as if it had remained at rest. So, the charge would not suffer magnetic action (force) in any possible state on motion. As we know it is not experimentally observed in the situations in which we try to produce uniform magnetic field, then the conclusion would be that what we call uniform magnetic field is in reality a field with small non uniformities.
Thank you in advance for the comments,
Sincerely
DaTario
I would like to comment an idea and would appreciate having critics on that, as it appears to be a fallacy.
According to the law for the magnetic force, if a charge is at rest relatively to some magnetic field then no net force act on it.
However, if a charge is moving (no matter in which direction) in an uniform magnetic field then, due to simmetry, it will experience a field with the same structure as if it had remained at rest. So, the charge would not suffer magnetic action (force) in any possible state on motion. As we know it is not experimentally observed in the situations in which we try to produce uniform magnetic field, then the conclusion would be that what we call uniform magnetic field is in reality a field with small non uniformities.
Thank you in advance for the comments,
Sincerely
DaTario