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: Coulomb's forces, electric field intensity, Gauss's Law, and capacitance. Magnetostatics : Magnetic fields, forces and torques, and Ampere's Law. Advanced Topics

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Maxwell’s equations, displacement current, and electromagnetic induction. Applications:

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