What is induction?

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I think my idea also explains why the Faraday's homopolar generator works. Consider the forces before and after passing the electron in the conductor, as vectors. The sum of these vectors is radial, because the electrons move in a circular way. Why the current is induced when the magnet also rotates, i think it's just because the electrons are somewhat left behind when the disc rotates.

[ayeaye]

I continue my "blog", sorry, some people though seem to read it. I now think the electric field is carried by photons. Photons are the gauge bosons of the electromagnetic field. Their frequency comes from the change of speed of electron, they also may contain information about speed. But this means that there also must be photons with zero frequency, emitted when the electrons (or protons) stand still. The size of the photon should not be large, no one has detected yet a photon with a radio wave frequency as much as i know, so it is not known whether all the quantum properties of these photons are the same.

Electrons should emit photons all the time, not only when they change speed. There should be plenty of photons with zero frequency everywhere, no one knows all what they do. Radio waves are likely a movement of photons, even if they are low frequency. Thus there is no difference between radio waves and electric induction, as both are caused by photons.