Classical electrodynamics problem

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Dec 3, 2013

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suppose every charged particle carried electric and magnetic charge in the universal ratio Gk/Ek=a. is there another way of looking at this situation in which we would be unaware of magnetic charge?

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voko

Dec 3, 2013

"Magnetic charge" is nothing classical. What does that even mean?

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