why flux surrounds a conductor when current is flown across it.

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kenljw · Answer

It comes down to "why do electrons radiate under acceleration".  A constant current in a wire creates a constant magnetic field concentric with the wire.  A varying current will produce a varying magnetic field which will have a conductive effect on any nearby conductor.  I know this doesn't explain it, it just tells you how to use it. Like religion, ha, ha

anonymous · Answer

impressive.
why and how current(charge) getting converting into flux.
I am confused with this conversion principle.

Like I see how a plant converting into tree. But I am unable to imagine how charge  converting into flux(force of lines).

anonymous · Answer

@KenLJW

kenljw · Answer

Will you have to consider the theory of relativity, mass/space is not a distinct point but curved.  Charge also is not really distinct and when current flows it really doesn't change but moves through space.  It's not like a seed that grows into something, it always is something

anonymous · Answer

thank you sir,.