Physics, asked by shravangupta5218, 1 year ago

Can we take transport equation of imaginary quantity?

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Answered by sowmiyas440

Sure you can (computationally) advect any quantity, but does such a quantity as an imaginary one have physical meaning

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Answered by Anonymous

A continuity equation in physics is an equationthat describes the transport of some quantity. It is particularly simple and powerful when applied to aconserved quantity.

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