Jabarkan Magnetic flux dari Médan magnétik dalam bahasa sunda

Magnetic monopole — hypothetical physical quantity which would cause nonzero divergence of magnetic field.

Magnetic reconnection - an effect which causes solar flares and auroras.

Ampére's law — magnetic equivalent of Gauss's law.

Biot-Savart law — the magnetic field set up by a stéadily flowing line current.

Magnetic helicity — extent to which a magnetic field "wraps around itself".

Maxwell's equations — four equations describing the behavior of the electric and magnetic fields, and their interaction with matter.

Helmholtz coil — a device for producing a region of néarly uniform magnetic field.

Maxwell coil — a device for producing a large volume of almost constant magnetic field.

Earth's magnetic field — a discussion of the magnetic field of the éarth.

Dynamo theory — a proposed mechanism for the création of the éarth's magnetic field.

Electric motor — AC motors used magnetic fields.

Rapid-decay theory - a créationist théory.

Stellar magnetic field — a discussion of the magnetic field of stars.

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