Lecture

Dielectrics and Capacitors

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This lecture covers topics such as Gauss's law with dielectrics, capacitance and dielectrics, ideal capacitors, dielectric in external E-field, and screening of charges in dielectrics. It also discusses the concepts of polarization, polarization charge, and electric susceptibility.

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Physics

Electromagnetism: Electrostatics

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Electronic engineering: Analogue electronics

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