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| title = Compatibility of Weber?s Force with Maxwell?s Equations
| title = Compatibility of Weber's Force with Maxwell's Equations
| author = [[Junichiro Fukai]], [[Earl T Kinzer]]
| author = [[Junichiro Fukai]], [[Earl T Kinzer]]
| published = 1997
| published = 1997
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==Abstract==
==Abstract==


Weber?s force is shown to have a significant degree of compatibility with Maxwell?s equations.  Weber?s force can give rise to the familiar expressions for Faraday?s law, vector potential, and mutual inductance.
Weber's force is shown to have a significant degree of compatibility with Maxwell's equations.  Weber's force can give rise to the familiar expressions for Faraday's law, vector potential, and mutual inductance.


[[Category:Scientific Paper|compatibility weber s force maxwell s equations]]
[[Category:Scientific Paper|compatibility weber s force maxwell s equations]]

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Scientific Paper
TitleCompatibility of Weber's Force with Maxwell's Equations
Author(s)Junichiro Fukai, Earl T Kinzer
Published1997
JournalGalilean Electrodynamics
Volume8
Number3
Pages53-55

Abstract

Weber's force is shown to have a significant degree of compatibility with Maxwell's equations. Weber's force can give rise to the familiar expressions for Faraday's law, vector potential, and mutual inductance.