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Robert Cohen wrote:
> If current is really a vector, that means that what we've been calling
> "current" is really the "magnitude of the current", correct?
Definitely not the magnitude. Magnitudes are always positive.
The scalar current can have either sign.
The scalar current is the _projection_ of the current vector onto
some chosen basis vector.
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