Lecture

Moving Charges to Magnetostatics: Cyclotron Motion and Magnetic Fields

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Description

This lecture covers the transition from moving charges to magnetostatics, focusing on topics such as time-dependent characteristics of capacitors, electrostatic pendulums, and the magnetic force on individual charges. It also explores cyclotron motion in a homogeneous magnetic field and the interaction between electric and magnetic fields. The instructor presents practical experiments and theoretical concepts related to the behavior of charges in different electromagnetic scenarios.

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Electromagnetism: Electrodynamics, Electrostatics

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