Lecture

Electric Flux and Gauss' Law

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of electric flux, including its calculation through a surface and its relation to the amount of charge enclosed. It also explains Gauss' law and its application to various scenarios with multiple charges, emphasizing the independence of the flux on the charge distribution. The lecture concludes with a detailed proof of Gauss' law in four steps, showcasing its validity for different charge configurations.

Instructors (2)

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