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The Forgotten Force of Electromagnetism

The Central Claim: Modern electromagnetic theory, as defined by the Maxwell-Lorentz field equations, is incomplete. It omits a fundamental, experimentally-verified force—a longitudinal repulsion between parallel currents—that was central to André-Marie Ampère's original formulation of electrodynamics. This omission, driven by a shift in mathematical convenience rather than empirical disproof, has profound implications for our understanding of how forces operate in the universe.

1. The Empirical Anomaly: Attraction When Repulsion is Expected
The premise begins with a simple experiment. If two coils of wire act as electromagnets, and two bar magnets with like poles repel, then two identical coils with current moving in the same direction should also repel. However, they demonstrably attract. This observable fact contradicts the simplistic bar magnet analogy and serves as the entry point to a deeper mystery.

2. Ampère's Discovery of a Two-Faced Force
Following Ørsted's breakthrough, Ampère didn't just observe current attraction; he developed a full theory. Through precise experiments, he concluded that current elements interact directly via a force with two distinct geometric components:

• Transverse Attraction: The sideways, "magnetic" force between parallel current elements.

• Longitudinal Repulsion: A push exerted by one current element on another aligned with it head-to-tail.

His most compelling evidence was the helix experiment. The complex geometry of coiled wire means current elements are aligned both side-by-side and head-to-tail. Standard field theory predicts net repulsion. Ampère showed that the combined effect of transverse attraction and longitudinal repulsion results in a net attraction, perfectly explaining the anomaly.

3. The Historical Erasure: Convenience Over Completeness
Ampère's law was not defeated by evidence but sidelined by a changing theoretical paradigm:

• Grassmann introduced a mathematical formulation that described only transverse forces, ignoring the longitudinal component.

• Neumann shifted focus from forces to energy and potential, an abstraction that buried the mechanical details of Ampère's direct action.

• Maxwell and Lorentz cemented the field-based model, where forces are mediated by local fields propagating at light speed. This framework had no mathematical room for Ampère's concept of direct, instantaneous force-at-a-distance. His law was erased from textbooks not because it was wrong, but because it was incompatible with the new formalism.

4. Modern Validation: The Graneau Experiments
The argument is not merely historical. Late 20th-century experiments by Peter Graneau provided modern empirical support. By running high-current pulses through wires, he observed violent longitudinal fragmentation—the wires were torn apart along their length. This effect:

• Cannot be explained by standard theory (magnetic pinch crushes radially, resistive heating melts the wire).

• Perfectly matches the predictions of Ampère's law, specifically its longitudinal repulsion component.
  These peer-reviewed results were debated and ignored, not refuted.

5. The Profound Implications: A Connected Universe
Reinstating Ampère's force is not pedantic; it forces a radical reconsideration of physics:

• The Nature of Forces: It challenges the primacy of fields. The "electromagnetic field" may not be the fundamental entity but merely a useful mathematical description of the net effect of countless direct charge interactions. Forces may be immediate, acting at-a-distance, with the wave-like propagation of effects emerging from the distribution of these interactions.

• The Primacy of Matter: It suggests that matter itself (the charges), not the empty space between them, is the primary actor in transmitting force.

• Cosmic Connectivity: If these interactions are instantaneous (albeit weakening with distance), the vast networks of cosmic currents (e.g., plasma filaments spanning galaxies) could be directly and physically connected. This provides a potential mechanical basis for Mach's principle, where the inertia of an object is influenced by the total matter content of the universe.

Conclusion: Physics has overlooked a fundamental force documented by one of its founders and confirmed by modern experiment. By dismissing Ampère's longitudinal repulsion, we have adopted an elegant but incomplete model of electromagnetism that may blind us to a deeper, more interconnected reality.

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