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The fact is that the laws of electromagnetism are entirely
reflection-symmetric. ... In particular, the Maxwell
equations are commonly written using vector cross
products, which depend on the right-hand rule.
1) In other words a bivector is a scalar, not a vector.
We use a vector to represent a force but we use a bivector
to represent a torque. Is this correct?
2) Also E is a vector but B is not a vector. Right?
3) How would the magnetic flux be defined without
the idea that B is a vector ?