Lecture

Thermoelectric Effects: Ohm's Law and Beyond

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental principles of thermoelectric effects, including Ohm's Law, Seebeck effect, Peltier effect, and Thomson effect. It explores the relationship between temperature gradients, electric currents, and heat flow in materials. The lecture delves into the classical laws governing thermoelectric phenomena and their practical applications in energy conversion technologies.

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