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Magneto-Kinematical and Electro-Kinematical Fields

Vladimir Alexander Leus

Dr. Vladimir Alexander Leus

Sobolev Institute of Mathematics

Russia

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 32, 27-41, 2013

doi:10.2528/PIERM13043008 | Google Scholar

Abstract

The problem of the motion of a magnetic field due to the motion of a permanent magnet has been subject of scientific controversy for many decades. However, the similar question, pertaining to the motion of an electric field due to the motion of a permanent charge, has been neglected by the scientific community, tacitly admitting this specific purely kinematical phenomenon. Such an evidently skew position is under theoretical consideration on an experimental ground. It is shown a profound symmetry between electro-kinematics on the one hand and magneto-kinematics on the other, and also the radical dissimilarity of both from electrodynamics.

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Vladimir Alexander Leus, "Magneto-Kinematical and Electro-Kinematical Fields," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 32, 27-41, 2013.
doi:10.2528/PIERM13043008

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