DesertFox

dH=dl/dt
dB=dl/dx
dE/dB=-dx/dt
dD=dl/dx
dH/dD=-dx/dt

H - magnetic field strength;
B - magnetic flux density;
E - irradiance;
D - electric displacement field.

Please, have a look at these equations. Are they correct?
I can't grasp the idea. Any explanations?
I need some intuitive understanding of this formulas (if they are correct) and some knowledge about how they are derived...

I will be grateful for every comment...

Wish you everybody a nice day!!

kiwiheretic

Not sure but they remind me of Maxwell's equations: https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell%27s_equations

Pmb

No. They are not correct.

kiwiheretic - I saw where he got the. The author is an idiot. His derivation was sinners in hell. That'll teach them. Lol The author uses d for he partial derivatives. Unfortunately our new friend DesertFox uses bold for things other than vectors.

DesertFox

The use of bold was my idea. I decided to mark the equations, because they were the things which I wanted to check whether they are correct or not. Now I know this was a bad idea and very confusing.
They are not written in bold in the original text. I just wanted to know, for example, whether dH=dl/dt is correct and if NOT- for what reason....

Pmb

Ah ha! I finally understand. In forums we have no need to make such a distinction because all equations are of importance to us. In fact we focus on them.

By the way, when I was talking about the idiot author I was talking about the author of the text you got those from. I'd never address a member of a forum like that. Okay?

DesertFox

Sure, I understood