The Dialectics of Science and Magnetism

Abstract

The lack of rigor and the resulting ambiguity of the Definition of the Magnetic Field were hidden behind a mathematization borrowed from hydrodynamics. But in both cases, ideological aspects remained unexplained, leading the very existence of the rotor used to a direct contradiction with Curie's Theorem. And through Maxwell's electrodynamics, this contradiction was extended into the Theory of Relativity. Thus, a formal, in-depth combing of the Basic Experiments underlying the Theory of Relativity, through modeling and a more rigorous mathematization of the Magnetic Field, proved insufficient. A refinement upwards, into the realm of the basis that defines the UNDERSTANDING of Relativism, was also required. And this view from above gives us not a polished History of Persons, but the Genesis of Scientific Ideas.