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jagrener
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My first post. Not sure if it's a silly question ...
I'm curious to know what the best way of actually describing a field such as a magnetic field is. Is it possible to describe it in any way other than it's measurable effect on something else?
e.g. If you have a static magnetic field and you try to analyse what actually exists at a point within the field what do you get? What is 'going on' at that point in space?
I'm curious to know what the best way of actually describing a field such as a magnetic field is. Is it possible to describe it in any way other than it's measurable effect on something else?
e.g. If you have a static magnetic field and you try to analyse what actually exists at a point within the field what do you get? What is 'going on' at that point in space?