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A magnetic monopole is a hypothetical particle with only one magnetic pole. Their magnetic fields would not be divergence-less. Predicted by certain modern theories, including string theory, supergravity, and various popular grand unified theories.
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What is the mass in $\vec{\nabla}\cdot \vec{B}_g=\text{something}$ called if it could be non...
Maxwell's equation for gravity has
$$\vec{\nabla}\cdot \vec{B}_g~=~0,$$
see Gravitoelectromagnetism in analogy with the electrodynamics.
What is the mass called that needs to make these equations …
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What is the mass of the emergent magnetic monopoles in spin ice and how is the mass of an em...
In solid state physics emergent particles are very common.
How one determines if they are gap-less excitations?
Do the defects in spin ice called magnetic monopoles have mass?
What is the mass of …
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Why are electric charges allowed to be so light but magnetic monopoles have to be so heavy?
My question is in two parts.
What is the origin of the electric field from an electric charge and why electron can have so small mass? While on the other hand for a magnetic monopole to create a ma …
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Magnetic monopoles in spin ice and Dirac string comparison
In spin ice systems magnetic monopole-like excitations are sources or sinks of $H$, not the $B$ field, why is that? Is it because the strings carries magnetic moment $M$ and not solenoidal $B$ filed …
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What spin-statistics is a magnetic monopole expected to obey?
What statistics (or spin) is a magnetic monopole expected to have?
Does it depend on the theory used?
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