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Should Certain Linear Superpositions of the Potentials Describing the Field of Magnetic Monopoles be Topologically Forbidden, and Why ?

Authors: François Barriquand

The impact of linear superpositions of magnetic potentials on the physical robustness of “patchings” used to build up the “wave section” of an electron orbiting around a magnetic monopole is examined. It is shown that most of these linear superpositions must be discarded if one wishes to preserve the possibility that magnetic monopoles may exist.

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