Lecture

Electric Charges and Conductors

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of charge density and Gauss's law applications, including uniformly loaded infinite wires, spherical shells, charged spheres, and infinite planes. It also discusses conductors and insulators, microscopic models, and the behavior of electric fields inside perfect conductors.

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