Lecture

Magnetostatics: Drude Model and B-Field Circuits

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Description

This lecture covers the Drude model, magnetostatics, circuits in B-fields, force on current elements in magnetic fields, material dependency of conductivity and resistivity, torque in magnetic fields, and applications of B-fields in trapping charged particles and magnetic dipoles. It also discusses Ampère's circuital law, magnetic dipoles, and examples of B-fields due to wires and coils.

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Physics

Electromagnetism: Electrodynamics, Electrical networks

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