Blas Cabrera may have detected one of these particles in February of 1982, but those results were never duplicated, and "spin ice" is very similar to one.
Blas Cabrera may have detected one of these particles in February of 1982, but those results were never duplicated, and "spin ice" is very similar to one. Paul Dirac showed that the existence of these particles implies that electric charge is quantized, and many grand unified theories suggest their existence. One of (*) Gauss's Laws claims that the divergence of a certain field is zero, meaning that none of these entities exist. For ten points, identify this hypothetical particle from physics, a magnetic analogue of a point charge, which is missing either a north or south end.
Blas Cabrera may have detected one of these particles in February of 1982, but those results were never duplicated, and "spin ice" is very similar to one.
magnetic {monopole}s