I have no excuse for my error in writing W rather than the correct symbol "Wb" for the SI unit weber. W is the symbol for watt, of course.
Unfortunately, Bill Hooper quoted my error without correction. However, my disputes with Bill are on technical details, not a challenge to Bill's understanding of SI, which is *excellent* in my opinion. ....................................... On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Bill Hooper wrote: > > Gene mechtly wrote: > > > Magnetic Flux Density (magnetic induction) B, (is) a vector, in W/m^2. Correct to read Wb/m^2. > In SI, the weber per square metre is also given the special name tesla, with > its own unit symbol T. Thus: > > 1 W/m^2 = 1 T Correct to read 1 Wb/m^2 = 1 T Gene.
