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Maxwell's Equations and Induction Phenomenon

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This lecture covers Maxwell's equations, including the application of Stokes' theorem to rewrite the formula, the induction law, and examples of evaluating the induction phenomenon. It also discusses the induction in a moving conductor, electromotive force due to a sliding conductor bar, and EMF and electrical field in a ring.

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