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Classical electrodynamics for high-energy physicists
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[QUOTE="vanhees71, post: 6369780, member: 260864"] Well, theory can also discuss some hypothetical things, like in whether electrodynamics still works, including magnetic monopoles. Is it turns out one can, and as Dirac has shown it interestingly can explain the discreteness of the (Abelian-gauge symmetry) electric charge as a necessity. There's no so strong other argument for the discreteness of electric charge. That's why it's interesting. Of course, today nobody has ever seen an elementary magnetic monopole. The condensed-matter physicists have some quasiparticles of this kind in exotic materials called spin ice. [/QUOTE]
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