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**Ken S. Tucker**

wrote:
Special terminology in this article:
{} indicates superscript (including the power).
[] indicates subscript.
~A means the vector A.
^a means the unit vector a.
four means 4.
(A)[av] means the average of A.
In a capital Greek letter the word "cap." is written.
We show integral around a closed space as circulation.
We show round d (as used in partial derivation) as round.

13 Electromagnetic theory from a new viewpoint
Ed 01.12.31 -------------------------------------------
Abstract
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We consider point magnetic charges as the sources of the magnetostatic
fields, like the point electric charges for the electrostatic fields.

Why? Milliken demonstrated the quantization of charge
in some old oil drop expeiment, but there is no evidence
for "magnetostatic charge", on the contrary it's a misnomer
since magnetic effects are *observed* to occur in relativistic
circumstances.
As a concept (as you write about) it might be a good
theoretical tool, but your article doesn't look simpler than
the classical stuff, Maxwell +SR.

Do you predict anything new, or simplify how things work?
Ken S. Tucker

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