Magnetic Monopoles: Moving Charges & Existence Theory

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The discussion centers on the theoretical existence of magnetic monopoles and their relationship with moving charges and magnetic fields. Participants emphasize the importance of citing specific sources when referencing information, as vague statements diminish credibility. The conversation highlights the complexity of understanding monopoles, suggesting that further reading is essential for clarification. Recommendations for additional resources are encouraged to deepen comprehension of the topic. Accurate sourcing is crucial for informed discussions in scientific contexts.
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i read in a book that their existence can theoretically be proved. With my knowledge of moving charges-mag. field-moving charges monopoles seem a weird thing. PLEASE SUGGEST FURTHE READING OR CLARIFY IN A SIMPLE WAY
 
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debayan said:
i read in a book that their existence can theoretically be proved. With my knowledge of moving charges-mag. field-moving charges monopoles seem a weird thing. PLEASE SUGGEST FURTHE READING OR CLARIFY IN A SIMPLE WAY

Never, ever leave your statement like this. When you say "i read in a book", or when someone say "I heard somewhere", these are incomplete information. Make an exact citation of your source! This means that you have to tell us the name of the book and the author, especially if this is an obscure source.

If there's nothing else that people learn in here, it is to make sure pays attention to one's source of information.

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