Is EMF conservative or non conservative?

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The discussion centers on whether electromagnetic fields (EMF) can be classified as both conservative and non-conservative. It highlights that time-independent electric fields are conservative, while time-variant fields typically are not. The author invites feedback on their article that explores this paradox, seeking comments on writing style, topic selection, and any potential errors. The conversation emphasizes the complexity of EMF behavior in different contexts. Overall, the nature of EMF remains a nuanced topic worthy of further exploration.
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Dear Friends,
Well is EMF both conservative and non conservative at the same time, or is it simply a paradox.I have written a small article on it proving it's conservative and non conservative nature...
read it @: http://laps-of-mind.blogspot.com/2011/02/truth-about-emf.html"

well I need your honest feedback.Do comment as feedback in my blog about the language ,
style of writing,topic selected,things I missed,
things that need more explanations...moreover i welcome contradictions to what said in the article...point out my mistakes...where I went wrong ...THANK YOU:smile:
 
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Any time-independent electric field is conservative.

If the field is time variant, then it will not be conservative generally.
 

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