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Electric current is mathematically treated as a scalar quantity in specific contexts

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Electric current and its associated fields are frequently modeled using scalar quantities, such as the electric scalar potential, to simplify mathematical formulations and computational analyses in electromagnetic systems.

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Magnetic Field Analysis of Electric Current in Coplanar Coils Using Equivalent Permanent Magnetization and Magnetic Scalar Potential

2024 · cited by 2

Paper [3] describes the mathematical transformation of current density into equivalent scalar potentials to simplify magnetic field analysis.

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Numerical study of the induced electric current of electrovortex flow in a cuboid vessel: electric scalar and magnetic vector potential formulations

2022 · cited by 1

Paper [7] explicitly utilizes electric scalar potential formulations alongside magnetic vector potentials to model induced electric currents.

Frequency Derivatives of Eddy Current System Including Electric Scalar Potential

2024 · cited by 1

Paper [8] expresses eddy current systems using an electrical scalar potential to derive frequency sensitivities analytically.

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first checked02 Aug 2026

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