Lecture

Magnetostatics: Ampere's & Gauss's Laws

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Description

This lecture covers Ampere's law in differential form, the circulation of the magnetic field, and applications of Ampere's law to straight wires and solenoids. It also discusses Gauss's law for the flux of the magnetic field, emphasizing the calculation of magnetic fields and flux in various scenarios.

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