2020
DOI: 10.3906/fiz-1910-7
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Octonion form of duality-invariant field equations for dyons

Abstract: The hypothetical particles dyons, which carry both electric and magnetic charges simultaneously, are widely discussed in application to electromagnetic theory and magnetohydrodynamics. Particularly, the duality-invariant field equations were suggested with suitable definitions of the dyon's electromagnetic characteristics. In this study, we propose an alternative formulation of the duality-invariant field equations for dyons based on octonion algebra. Octonions have been used to express the equations for poten… Show more

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“…C. Maxwell first utilized the algebra of quaternions to describe the physical properties of electromagnetic fields. This method encourages the subsequent scholars to apply the quaternions and octonions [15,16] to explore the electromagnetic fields [17], gravitational fields [18,19], wave functions [20], black holes, dark matter [21], strong nuclear fields [22], weak nuclear fields [23], Gauge field [26], Hall effect, dyons [24,25], hydromechanics [27], quantum computing [28], and plasmas [29] and others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…C. Maxwell first utilized the algebra of quaternions to describe the physical properties of electromagnetic fields. This method encourages the subsequent scholars to apply the quaternions and octonions [15,16] to explore the electromagnetic fields [17], gravitational fields [18,19], wave functions [20], black holes, dark matter [21], strong nuclear fields [22], weak nuclear fields [23], Gauge field [26], Hall effect, dyons [24,25], hydromechanics [27], quantum computing [28], and plasmas [29] and others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…What the paper studies is the classical octonion, which was invented by T. Graves and A. Cayley independently. In order to study gravi-electromagnetism, 19,20 dark matter, 21 dyons, 22,23 and others, some scholars developed the nonclassical octonions, including the hyperbolic octonions, split octonions, pseudo-octonions, and Cartan's octonions. The classical octonions and the nonclassical octonions complement each other to a certain extent.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…J. C. Maxwell first applied not only the algebra of quaternions but also the vector analysis to explore the physical properties of electromagnetic fields. The subsequent scholars 10 uti-lize the quaternions 11 and octonions 12 to study the electromagnetic fields 13,14 , gravitational fields 15 , invariants 16,17 , conservation laws, continuity equations, quantum mechanics 18,19 , relativity 20 , astrophysical jets, weak nuclear fields 21,22 , strong nuclear fields 23,24 , black holes 25 , and dark matters 26 and so forth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%