Intro to Electricity and Magnetism Derive the magnetic vector potential of a circular loop of current....

Intro to Electricity and Magnetism

Derive the magnetic vector potential of a circular loop of current. Then calculate the magnetic field from your result for the magnetic vector potential.

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