Anonymous
11/9/2025, 12:48:08 PM
No.16841350
>>16841347
>The magnetic vector potential is not a bivector; it is a polar vector quantity defined such that its curl equals the magnetic field.
high school math, lmao
have a look at the faraday tensor and tell me that the magnetic field is not a bivector
>The magnetic vector potential is not a bivector; it is a polar vector quantity defined such that its curl equals the magnetic field.
high school math, lmao
have a look at the faraday tensor and tell me that the magnetic field is not a bivector