Constitutive Relations in Materials

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Description

This lecture discusses the constitutive relations in materials, focusing on electrical and magnetic susceptibility, vacuum capacity, and polarization. It covers the induced effects on materials, the related charges, and the non-linear responses observed in different points.

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