Electricity and Magnetism

This paper will present the Reciprocal System theory of electrons and currents and compare it with the conventional theory

1. The Electron

Introduction: the Reciprocal System vs. Present Theory

In terms of the egs system, the unit of electron charge (and quantity) is calculated by multiplying the Faraday constant by the mass equivalent of unit atomic weight:

2.89366x10¹⁴ esu/g-equiv * 1.65979x10^-24 g = 4.80287x10^-10 esu

(ref. [1]). Of course, 4.80287x10^-10 esu is equal to 1.602062x10^-19 coulombs.

Introduction