Lectures related to Electromagnetism Revision Session

Explores electric fields, energy storage, charge displacement, DC currents, and historical aspects of electricity.

Covers Lenz's law, induced voltage, and electromagnetic circuits.

Covers magnetic fields, Ampère's law, and magnetic dipoles with examples and illustrations.

Introduces the importance of studying electromagnetic phenomena and Maxwell's equations.

Explores the basics of electromagnetism, Ohm's law, Lenz's law, and Faraday's law, shedding light on electromagnetic devices.

Explores Maxwell's equations, induction in moving conductors, electromotive force, and electrical fields.

Introduces the fundamentals of electromagnetism, covering magnetic flux, inductance properties, energy transformations, and practical applications.

Explores the displacement vector D, plane waves, and magnetic vector potential, addressing student questions and clarifying key concepts.

Explores the theory of images, equivalence principle, conductors, duality, and uniqueness in electromagnetism with practical examples.

Explores magnetodynamics, Maxwell equations completion, and electromagnetic waves interaction with matter.

Explores the historical evolution of electromagnetism, from ancient discoveries to Maxwell's equations.

Explains how time-varying magnetic fields induce electric currents through Faraday's experiments and the third Maxwell's equation.

Explores magnetic fields, currents, Biot-Savart law, Ampère's law, and magnetic dipoles.

Covers Maxwell's equations and the relationship between magnetic induction and electric field.

Covers hydrodynamic and electromagnetic principles for second-semester mathematics students.

Explores the physics of climate change and electric fields, emphasizing human impact on nature and the atmosphere.

Explores magnetodynamics, Maxwell equations, Faraday's law, and induction experiments.