👉 Bowen's Law is a mathematical law that describes the relationship between the strength of an electromagnetic field (a phenomenon involving the interaction between electric and magnetic fields) and the distance from the source. It was first proposed by British physicist John Dewey in 1904. The law states that the strength of an electromagnetic field increases with the square root of the square of the distance from the source, regardless of the direction of the field. This law is named after its discoverer, Sir William