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One more point you may want to internalize: If you integrate the Faraday / Ampere equations, the divergence of the Magnetic field will never change, and the di
by neutronicus 7y ago
One more point you may want to internalize:
If you integrate the Faraday / Ampere equations, the divergence of the Magnetic field will never change, and the divergence of the Electric field ("charge") will obey a continuity equation with the current.
So the two Gauss Laws don't really have any Dynamic content, they're just requirements on the initial conditions of the Fields.