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==Connection to Lorentz force== ...conducting rails in homogeneous field '''B'''. Surface grows with '''v'''. Lorentz force is downward and gives an electric current ''i''_ind in clockwise

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This equation gives in fact the [[Lorentz force]] on a particle of velocity '''v''' and [[unit charge]]. The last two terms

* moving electric charges (through the [[Lorentz force]]) ...ges. For example, a single moving charge is subject to the [[Lorentz force|Lorentz force law]], which in [[SI units]] is:

...ough an electric and a magnetic field, a force which is now called the ''[[Lorentz force]]''. Although independently both Maxwell and [[Oliver Heaviside]] had give ...an electron bound by harmonic forces to the sodium atom and subject to a Lorentz force. Lorentz showed that there are two vibrations perpendicular to the direct

...medium of relative permeability ''μ_r'' is provided by the [[Lorentz force]] acting upon one charge ''via'' the magnetic flux density generated by the

...traveling down the wire), suggesting ''i₂ dℓ'' = ''q v''. The [[Lorentz force]] upon the charge subject to magnetic flux density ''B'' perpendicular to t ...of the second loop. Insertion of '''B'''('''r'''₁) into the [[Lorentz force]] that acts on the current in segment d'''l'''₁ gives the integr

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...etic induction|magnetic '''B'''-field]] (entering the expression for the [[Lorentz force]]) to the [[magnetic field|magnetic '''H'''-field]]

...otion of the charges. The changed motion gives different fields and a new Lorentz force that acts differently on the charges, and so on.

...'''B''' that enters the expression for magnetic force on moving charges ([[Lorentz force]]). Historically, the theory of magnetism developed from [[Coulomb's law (m

...rent in the loop is made up of moving electrons, which are subect to the [[Lorentz force]] '''F''' in a magnetic field: For a discussion of the operation of a motor based upon the Lorentz force, see for example, {{cite book |title=Drives and Control for Industrial Auto

...e}</math></font> as the work (per unit time and unit volume) done by the [[Lorentz force]] ''q''('''v'''×'''B''' + '''E''') on the moving particles constituting th