Lecture

Wave Equation of d'Alembert

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Description

This lecture covers the wave equation of d'Alembert, illustrating physical waves on different systems like springs, gas molecules, and strings. It explains the concept of d'Alembert wave equation, a second-order linear partial differential equation for wave description.

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Electromagnetism: Waves

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