Lecture

Equivalent Schemes: Magnets

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This lecture covers the concept of equivalent schemes for magnets, discussing the relationship between magnetic field intensity and magnetic flux density. It explains the different components of the equivalent scheme and their significance in modeling magnetic systems.

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Condensed matter physics: Phase transitions

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