How Does the Curl of Current Density Derive This Expression?

TheCanadian · Jan 31, 2016

I have attached the equation that I do not quite understand how is true. This is the current density and was simply used as a part of a proof. But how is this equation true? How does taking the curl of J give you this expression?

Samy_A · Jan 31, 2016

TheCanadian said:

I have attached the equation that I do not quite understand how is true. This is the current density and was simply used as a part of a proof. But how is this equation true? How does taking the curl of J give you this expression?

http://www.ittc.ku.edu/~jstiles/220/handouts/section_7_3_The_Biot_Savart_Law_package.pdf

Pages 12 and 13.

How Does the Curl of Current Density Derive This Expression?

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