Lecture

Gauge Invariance and Poisson Equation

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This lecture covers the concept of gauge invariance in solving Maxwell equations, focusing on the Lorenz gauge and its implications. It also discusses the Poisson equation in 3D Euclidean space, providing insights into wave equations and the Laplacian operator.

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