The original statement of Ampere's law only accounts for the production of a magnetic field by current, so it is  necessarily incomplete.
The original statement of Ampere's law only accounts for the production of a magnetic field by current, so it is  necessarily incomplete. In formulating his equations, Maxwell accounted for the omission of magnetic field  production by a changing electric flux by adding an additional term to Ampere's law. This term has the added  benefit of making Ampere's law and Faraday's law nearly symmetric and predicted the existence of electromagnetic  waves. FTP what name is given to this added term, the product of the permittivity constant of free space and the  time derivative of electric flux?
The original statement of Ampere's law only accounts for the production of a magnetic field by current, so it is  necessarily incomplete.
displacement current