2020
DOI: 10.1109/access.2020.2988522
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The Electric Origin of Magnetic Forces Theory: General Framework

Abstract: This paper presents the first general framework to explain the magnetic force as a result of electric force interactions between current charges moving at any constant speed and combination. The explanation depends on analyzing the spreading electric field in the space and the movement of charges inside current elements. Previous work used special relativity to describe the magnetic force as an electric one, but this description contradicts the fact that electrically neutral wires stay neutral with or without … Show more

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“…Notice that equation ( 6) is an exact equivalent to the infinitesimal magnetic force law. The full details of this theory with its proof are provided in [25,26]. The work described in [25,26] applies the EOMF theory on constant currents and charges moving at constant speeds, but it does not apply it on varying currents and accelerating/decelerating charges.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Notice that equation ( 6) is an exact equivalent to the infinitesimal magnetic force law. The full details of this theory with its proof are provided in [25,26]. The work described in [25,26] applies the EOMF theory on constant currents and charges moving at constant speeds, but it does not apply it on varying currents and accelerating/decelerating charges.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relationship between dl and dt is determined by the maximum hypothetical possible speed for a charge and the traveling speed for electric field changes in the space, which is the speed of light, c, i.e., dl = c dt. This relationship is used for two reasons: to have a unified analysis space that handles current elements generated by charges moving at any speed, and to satisfy the fact that a continuous current is continuously seen generated in the current element during dt from any point in the space [26]. The direction of a current element is defined by the direction of its flowing current.…”
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“…In general, an analytical model can only be obtained if the system under study presents symmetry because it allows to simplify the problem. In the case of electrical machines, some analytical models for calculating forces were proposed by applying symmetry [28]- [33]. Regarding industrial applications, analytical models were proposed in the past for obtaining the forces in elongated systems with cylindrical symmetry [34], [35].…”
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confidence: 99%