Mass continuity equation in the electromagnetic field
Ying Weng, Zi-Hua Weng

TL;DR
This paper presents a quaternion-based theoretical derivation of the mass continuity equation in electromagnetic fields, showing how field strengths and velocities influence mass transport in plasmas and electrolytes.
Contribution
It introduces a novel quaternion algebra method to derive the mass continuity equation considering electromagnetic and gravitational influences, highlighting the impact of field strengths.
Findings
Mass continuity equation depends on electromagnetic and gravitational field strengths.
Field strength influences mass transport in plasma and electrolytes.
Derived equations explain anomalous mass transport phenomena.
Abstract
A theoretical method with the quaternion algebra was presented to derive the mass continuity equation from the linear momentum. It predicts that the strength of electromagnetic field and the velocity have the impact on the mass continuity equation. In the gravitational field and electromagnetic field, the mass continuity equation will change with the electromagnetic field strength, gravitational field strength, linear momentum, electric current, and the speed of light. The deduction can explain why the field strength has an influence on the anomalous transport about the mass continuity equation in the plasma and electrolytes etc.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum chaos and dynamical systems · Magnetic confinement fusion research · Quantum and Classical Electrodynamics
