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It's not the electric field; it's the magnetic field. There is still a potential, but the potential is a vector. My ability to picture what is going on has ne
by AnimalMuppet 3y ago
It's not the electric field; it's the magnetic field. There is still a potential, but the potential is a vector.
My ability to picture what is going on has never extended to the magnetic vector potential, so I have no intuition about how that plays in here...
- cowboysauce 3y agoThere is an electrical variant of the effect, it just hasn't been well tested experimentally.