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Magnetic properties of materials,. s. Transport of electronic charge, of magnitude ., around a circuit in this time corresponds to an average electric current of . ~ 1 mA. Taking into account the very small radius of this orbit (. ~ 1/2 ? = 0.5 × 10. m) gives a much more modest figure for the magnetic dipole moment, ., of the current loop, namely . = . π. ~ 10. A m..

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,Maxwell’s equations ,or the electric charge and electric current explictly referred to in the equations themselves. The qualification ‘.’ serves to make an important distinction between the fundamental equations of electromagnetism, dealt with in this chapter, and their more phenomenological extensions to material media described in Chapter 6.

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