Lecture

Electric Charges and Forces

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Description

This lecture covers practical points such as accessing course materials, virtual office hours, and exam format. It then delves into the concept of point charges and charge densities, including volume, surface, and line charge densities. The lecture also explains Coulomb's law, the force between charges, and the concept of potential energy. Examples are provided, including the mutual potential energy of charges and nuclear fission.

Instructor

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Physics

Electromagnetism: Electrodynamics

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