Lecture

Electrostatic Induction in Conductors

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of electrostatic induction in conductors, focusing on the rearrangement of charges in the presence of external electric fields. It explains how charges redistribute on the surface of conductors, the role of neutral conductors, and the behavior of loaded conductors. The lecture also delves into examples involving conductive spheres, Faraday cages, and neutral metal shells. Additionally, it discusses the distribution of induced charges on surfaces and the concept of self-capacity in perfect conductors.

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