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Decompose the E field into conservative and non-conservative parts
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[QUOTE="SDL, post: 6826915, member: 731110"] If we subtract the solenoidal part, the conserative remainder would have well-observed voltage drops. The language of physics is mathematics and we all should speak it. Otherwise we take risks to get fantastic results. Under certain boundary and initial conditions Maxwell's equations have a unique solution. In order to scientifically prove your method you'll have to provide calculations. [/QUOTE]
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