1. Current densityIn physics, current density in general is a measure of the density of flow of a conserved charge, in other words flux of the charge (sometimes used synonymously). As such the term "current density" can also be applied to other conserved quantities, like mass, energy, chemical concentration, etc. In the context of electromagnetism, and related fields in solid state physics, condensed matter physics etc.
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