What does the symbol B and H represent in magnetism?
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The symbol B stands for the value of magnetic flux density within a magnetised object. The symbol H stands for the value of a magnetic field or magnetising force generating it. The two quantities can be denoted by the equation B= μH, where μ stands for the material’s permeability. It is a measure of the magnetisation’s intensity that can be generated by a specified magnetic field.