
pmid: 9896155
The electromagnetic force on a magnetic monopole in matter is shown to be F=g(H-v\ifmmode\times\else\texttimes\fi{}E/c) when there is only one magnetic monopole in matter. The relation between this force and the conservation law of momentum is discussed. The case in which a macroscopic number of magnetic monopoles exist in matter is also discussed.
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