10 Maxwell Equations where monopoles are attract and repel;Post-Comment #2014 of 5th ed

10 Maxwell Equations where monopoles are attract and repel; Post-Comment #2014 of 5th ed

Sorry, with the diamagnetism, paramagnetism, ferromagnetism, I once again have to shift my position on magnetic monopoles. In the old post below I was having monopoles be attraction only where like attracts and unlike attracts, contrary to the electric charge.

But now I see that monopoles must be both attract and repel, so I have to alter the 10th equation below of Gauss's law of magnetism to be this:

∂Bx
∂x+
∂By
∂y+
∂Bz
∂z = -
r
ϵ0

Now, reflecting back, I should have realized this in the first place, because if monopoles were attract only, you need only 9 Maxwell Equations rather than need 10 Maxwell Equations.


Mon, 21 Oct 2013 04:20:28 +0000, I wrote the below:

Negative signs in Gauss law make Faraday law symmetrical?; Post-Comment #1998 of 5th ed

So if I have my negative signs placed correctly, I will have made the 8 original Maxwell Equations of 1861 into 10 equations for which they are fully symmetrical. I accomplish this with magnetic monopoles and where electric charge has like repel and unlike attract, while monopoles are attract only, regardless of like or unlike.


So, using this website I am going to try to fill in the extra 2 equations that Maxwell missed:

--- quoting from ---
http://faculty.uml.edu/cbaird/95.657...Uniqueness.pdf

Maxwell's equations
in component form

∂Ex
∂x+
∂Ey
∂y+
∂Ez
∂z =
�
ϵ0 Â*

∂Bx
∂x+
∂By
∂y+
∂Bz
∂z =
r
ϵ0 Â*(note-- this is my modification, not the original author of the website)


∂Ez
∂y−
∂Ey
∂z =−
∂Bx
∂t

∂Bz
∂y−
∂By
∂z =μ0Jx+μ0ϵ0
∂Ex
∂t Â* Â*

∂Ex
∂z −
∂Ez
∂x=−
∂By
∂t

∂Bx
∂z −
∂Bz
∂x=μ0Jy+μ0ϵ0
∂Ey
∂t Â* Â* Â*

∂Ey
∂x−
∂Ex
∂y=−
∂Bz
∂t

∂By
∂x−
∂Bx
∂y=μ0Jz+μ0ϵ0
∂Ez
∂t


--- end quote ---

The two equations that Maxwell missed are these two:


∂Ex
∂x+
∂Ey
∂y+
∂Ez
∂z = -
�
ϵ0 Â*

∂Bx
∂x-
∂By
∂y-
∂Bz
∂z =
r
ϵ0

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