Dielectric and Magnetic Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the dielectric properties of materials, including electrical conductivity, insulators, capacitors, and electrical dipoles. It also delves into magnetic properties, discussing magnetic moments, magnetization, and different types of magnetism such as paramagnetism, diamagnetism, and ferromagnetism. The instructor explains the concepts of magnetic dipoles, susceptibility, and saturation magnetization, as well as the behavior of ferromagnetic materials under varying magnetic fields.

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