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Gauge Invariance: Electromagnetic Potentials
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This lecture covers the gauge transformation of electromagnetic potentials, deriving fields from potentials, and the concept of gauge invariance. It also discusses superfluid velocity, supercurrent density, and the expulsion of magnetic fields in superconductors. The instructor emphasizes the importance of gauge invariance in understanding physical behavior governed by fields.
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