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I am likewise confused by this thread but not for the same reason, itseems.
fromFrom LK's initial post, the question seemed to be: when did we change
equating B with "F per unit pole" to "F per unit current element (Idl)"or
"F per qv".asking
This doesn't seem like a misguided question to me. It is on par with
why is E equivalent to "F per unit charge" and g equivalent to "F perunit
mass" but B is not "F per unit pole"?used
I think this is a good question. Unfortunately, I don't know what "unit
pole" means. Consequently, it never seemed like an option. If "they"
to do this, I'd like to know how. Maybe someone can define "unit pole"for
me?
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