Probably you are correct, because with any physical theory there is freedom to define what is fundamental and what is derived." He further added, "We learned from Einstein that Maxwell's equations ...

In 1830, English physicist Michael Faraday confirmed Oersted's theory, and established the principle of electromagnetic induction. In 1864, James Clerk Maxwell, an experimental physics ...

The study proposes connecting thermodynamics with quantum information theory, drawing inspiration from the concept of Maxwell's demon. The concept proposed in the 19th century involves an ...

These observations, first made by Philipp Lenard in 1902, gave a startling twist to the story! The mystery was finally resolved by Albert Einstein in 1905, while working as a clerk in the Swiss Patent ...

In the 1860s, the Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell succeeded in melding electricity and magnetism into one unified theory of electromagnetism. But his equations turned up a surprise.