Flux Vectors of One E-: Force Vectors or Scalar Quantity?

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Start date Dec 15, 2015
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Flux Vectors

Dec 15, 2015

brian.green

How many magnetic/electric flux vector one e- can produce? Only one or many? (Here I mean flux as force vectors and not a scalar quantity like in flux density.)

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DuckAmuck

You can't count vectors in a continuous vector field. That's like asking "how many numbers between 0 and 1?"

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