Theoretical calculations reveal optimal parameters for maximizing forces between currents and charges, suggesting practical applications.
For the first time, a theoretical calculation of the forces in Ampere's and Coulomb's laws was performed for the case of variable moving or stationary charges, respectively. A mathematical result was obtained demonstrating the presence of a constant difference in forces on a system of moving or stationary charges. A coefficient common to all electromagnetic interactions was found, allowing one to determine the optimal geometric and temporal parameters of a system of two (or more) currents or charges to generate the greatest constant acting force for practical applications.
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Aleksandr Aleksandr Maksimov (2026) studied this question.
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