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Lec. 38A: Study of Magnetic Materials - II: Magnetic Density, Auxiliary Field and Magnetic Field
Prof. Manoj Harbola · IIT Kanpur
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- Lecture 01 - Coulomb's law for force between two charges
- Lecture 02 - Experimental verification of Coulomb’s law
- Lecture 03 - Force on a charge due to a collection of charges and a continuous charge distribution
- Lecture 04 - Concept of electric field
- Lecture 05 - Discussion of mathematical properties of electric field
- Lec 6: Divergence of a Vector Field and Divergence Theorem
- Lec. 7: Some Examples of Divergence and Dirac Delta Function
- Lec. 8: Divergence of Electric Field
- Lec. 9: Application of Gauss's Law to Obtain Electric Field for Symmetric Charge Distribution
- Lec.10: Curl of Vector Field
- Lec. 11: Stoke's Theorem for Its Curl and Interpretations
- Lec. 12: Some Examples of Applications of Stoke's Theorem
- Lec. 13: Curl of the Electric Field Due to Charge Distribution and Its Implications
- Lec. 14: Meaning of Electrostatic Potential and Its Relation with Electric Field
- Lec.15: Calculation of Electric Potential for a Charge Distribution and Its Importance for Calculating Electric Field
- Lec. 16: Some Examples of Calculation of Electrostatic Potential
- Lec. 17: Energy Stored in a Charge Distribution - I (A Collection of Point Charges)
- Lec. 18: Energy Stored in a Charge Distribution - II (A Continuous Charge Distribution)
- Lec. 19: Energy Stored in Electric Field
- Lec. 20: Laplace and Poisson's Equation for Electric Potential
- Brief Explanations
- Some Practical Applications of Electrostatics
- Electrostatic Precipitator
- Electrostatic Spraying
- Photocopier Machine
- Lec. 21: Earnshaw Theorem for Electric Potential and Field
- Lec. 22: Method of Images for Calculating Electric Potential
- Lec. 23: Laplace Equation in Different Natural Processes
- Lec. 24: Magnetic Vector Potential and Equation for It
- Lec. 25: Multiple Expansion for Vector Potential and Magnetic Dipole
- Lec. 26: Meaning of Polarization and Related Bound Charge
- Lec. 27: Physical Meaning of Bound Charges for Polarization
- Lec. 28: Electric Field in Dielectric Materials and Related Quantities
- Lec. 29: Linear Dielectric and Electric Field in Them
- Lec. 30: Energy in a Charge Distribution in Presence of a Dielectric
- Lec. 31: Study of Static Magnetic Field
- Lec. 32: Biot- Savart Law: Some Examples
- Lec. 33: Ampere's Law and Its Applications
- Lec. 34: Magnetic Vector Potential and Equation for It
- Lec. 35: Multipla Expansion for Vector Potential and Magnetic Dipole
- Lec. 36: Magnetism in Magnetic Materials - I (Magnetization)
- Lec. 37: Bound Currents Corresponding to Magnetization
- Lec. 38A: Study of Magnetic Materials - II: Magnetic Density, Auxiliary Field and Magnetic Field
- Lec. 38B: Some Solved Examples of Magnetic Density
- Lec. 39: Magnetisms in Magnetic Materials - III : Linear Magnetic Materials
- Some Practical Applications of Electrostatics
- Electrostatic Precipitator
- Electrostatic Spraying
- Photocopier Machine
- Lec. 40: Faraday's Law and Electric Field Due to Changing Magnetic Field
- Lec. 41: Faraday's Law and Electric Field Due to Changing Magnetic Field - II
- Lec. 42: Calculation of Induced Electric Field and Quasistatic Approximation
- Lec. 43: Energy Stored in Magnetic Field
- Lec. 44: Maxwell's Displacement Current and maxwell's Equation in Vacuum
- Lec. 45: Transport of Energy and Momentum by Electromagnetic Field
- Lec. 46: Study of Electromagnetic Waves - I
- Lec. 47: Study of Electromagnetic Waves - II (Single Frequency Plane Waves)
- Lec. 48: Study of Electromagnetic Waves - III (Transport of Energy and Momentum by Electromagnetic Waves))
- Lec.49: Maxwell's Equations for Linear Dielectric and Magnetic Media and Refractive Index of These Materials
- Lec. 50: Reflection and Transmission of Light Falling on a Linear Dielectric
- Lec. 51: Generation of Electromagnetic Waves (Radiation)
- Lec. 52: Emission of Electromagnetic Waves (Radiation) by an Accelerating Charge
- Lec. 53 : Review 01
- Lec. 54 : Review 02
- Lec. 55 : Review 03
- Lec. 56 : Review 04