Lecture

Maxwell's Equations: Induction and Vector Potential

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Description

This lecture covers the completion of Maxwell's equations in vacuum and matter, including the Henry-Faraday's induction law, self- and mutual inductance, time-dependent currents and voltage differences in circuits, and the concept of displacement current. It also explores the application of Maxwell equations in different scenarios, such as inductors, RL circuits, LC circuits, and RLC circuits.

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