磁场强度与磁感应强度（Magnetic field strength and magnetic induction intensity）.doc

磁场强度与磁感应强度（Magnetic field strength and magnetic induction intensity） Name the relationship between B and H, although it is in mathematics, but I only see on the Internet at present no wrong interpretation. I hope the readers read patiently. If you only know the temporary magnetic field is generated by the magnet, know the Newtonian mechanics, but still do not know how to define physical field. One day, you do the experiment with current. Are you surprised to find: electrified wire can make it near the small needle torsion, which results in the current magnetic field conclusion. Further, you through the mechanics (such as parallel current line, torque measurement, etc.) you find 1. long straight wire to wire, equal distance, needle felt magnetic field of the same intensity 2. different distances, magnetic field intensity with distance is inversely proportional to. So, you want a physical quantity H defined by mechanical measurements and current intensity, 2*pi*r*H=I. The shape of a promotion, you get a general integral form of Ampere circuital theorem. Note that this time do not need to use the vacuum permeability of 0, as long as you know enough to define the current I H physical quantity, there is no reason to know this thing 0. Now, you have H, the current can generate a magnetic field, the concept of the ampere circuit theorem. Are you satisfied, transfer of research interest, began to study the stress of charged particles. For a certain speed of particles, with just the magnetic field, through geometric orbit, Newtonian mechanics, you can measure the particle force. You find the force and charge and Q number is proportional to the velocity, and the H is proportional to the force, but F does not equal to qvH, but also a factor: F=A*q*v H, A is an undetermined factor, yet given physical meaning. This formula is a plus factor, not good-looking. Now you begin to consider the construction of the concept of permeability, because H is applied to the current magnetic fi