Lecture

Magnetic field and Lorentz force: Field lines and historical experiments

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of magnetic field as a vector field, the Lorentz force, and historical experiments demonstrating magnetic fields from currents, including Oersted's experiment. It also discusses the force between current-carrying wires, sizes of magnetic fields, and field lines generated by a current-carrying wire.

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