  In this article we revisit the significance of the often debated structural
similarity between the equations of electromagnetism and fluid dynamics.
Although the matching of the two sets of equations has successfully been done
for non-dissipative forms of the equations, little has been done for cases
where the dissipative terms are non-negligible. We consider the consequence of
non-negligible viscosity and diffusivity, and how the fine-tuning of these
parameters could allow fluid dynamics to be used to indirectly study certain
properties of magnetic fields.
