Lecture
Magnetic Fields: Theory and Applications
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This lecture covers the theory and applications of magnetic fields, including concepts such as flux, poles, and field lines. It explains how magnetic poles attract or repel each other and how magnetic fields are closed loops. The lecture also discusses the behavior of magnetic fields in different scenarios, such as around straight wires and in closed circuits.
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