Re:What is the inverse of a vector?
by jabl on Thursday November 04, 2021 @03:05AM
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I think the point is that when learning EM, it's a lot about developing intuition by visualizing in your head how the E and B fields behave in different situations, and how charges interact with them etc. You know, a lot of holding your right hand in the "physicist handshake" position and twisting it.
Sure, the same information is contained in the F tensor, but it doesn't have a similar straightforward geometric intuition.
Sure, the same information is contained in the F tensor, but it doesn't have a similar straightforward geometric intuition.