MAXWELL’S EQUATIONS REVISITED - MENTAL IMAGERY AND MATHEMATICAL SYMBOLS

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Using Maxwell’s mental imagery of a tube of fluid motion of an imaginary fluid, we derive his equations curl (Formula Presented), which together with the constituting relations D = ε0E, B = µ0H, form what we call today Maxwell’s equations. Main tools are the divergence, curl and gradient integration theorems and a version of Poincare’s lemma formulated in vector calculus notation. Remarks on the history of the development of electrodynamic theory, quotations and references to original and secondary literature complement the paper.

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Geyer, M., Hausmann, J., Kitzing, K., Senkyr, M., & Siegmund, S. (2023). MAXWELL’S EQUATIONS REVISITED - MENTAL IMAGERY AND MATHEMATICAL SYMBOLS. Archivum Mathematicum, (1), 47–68. https://doi.org/10.5817/AM2023-1-47

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