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On Sun, 2 May 1999, Brian McInnes wrote:
If we were asked to explain exactly what was meant by a statement that
the current density, for example, was 6.2 A/m^2, we would say that if
the conductor had a thickness of 1m^2 (and the current through it was
the same everywhere) then the current through it would be 6.2A.
A *thickness* of 1m^2? I don't think I'd say that.