dymondahlis Messages 3 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Apr 14, 2010 #1 Why is the magnetic field outside a conductor zero?
nonequilibrium Messages 1,412 Reaction score 2 Apr 14, 2010 #2 Where did you read that it is such? A copper wire with a current going through it is a conductor, but surely generates a magnetic field. Maybe you mean a conductor in equilibrium, but still... An iron magnet is a conductor.
Where did you read that it is such? A copper wire with a current going through it is a conductor, but surely generates a magnetic field. Maybe you mean a conductor in equilibrium, but still... An iron magnet is a conductor.