What is the relation between Flux density and vector potential?

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What is the relation between Flux density and vector potential?

PRADEEP KUMAR 13th Nov, 2021

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PRADEEP KUMAR 13th Nov, 2021

The magnetic field is the curl of the magnetic vector potential, as per the relationship between magnetic field strength and magnetic vector potential. The space derivative of the magnetic vector potential A can be used to compute the magnetic flux density B.

B = Curl (A)

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