Basic Laws of EM Theory
Physical Science International Journal · pp. 1413–1426 · Published 11 Oct 2014
10.9734/PSIJ/2014/10647Abstract
Instead of electric charge, as the basic substance of EM theory, its static potential, as some energetic fluid, in the dielectric, non-resistive and reactive medium, is here taken as the starting quantity. All the remaining EM quantities are thus defined in the succession, by the standard differential equations, with algebraic relations and central laws derived as their formal consequences. Not only that majority of the former results are confirmed, but some of them are completed, rationally interpreted and mutually related. On the other hand, a few formal concepts appear as inadequate or excessive at least.
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