1 Reviews on Electricity and Magnetism Field Charge generates electric filed Current generates magnetic field (from Coulumb’s Law) Biot-Savart’s Law Analytically.

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1 Reviews on Electricity and Magnetism Field Charge generates electric filed Current generates magnetic field (from Coulumb’s Law) Biot-Savart’s Law Analytically solvable cases point charge:point current: ElectricityMagnetism

2 Reviews on Electricity and Magnetism Analytically solvable casesstraight wirewire loop plane chargeplane (sheet) current ElectricityMagnetism

3 Reviews on Electricity and Magnetism Gauss’s LawAmpere’s Law Analytically solvable cases point symmetric charge straight wire straight wire/rodsolenoid planetoroid ElectricityMagnetism

4 Reviews on Electricity and Magnetism Potential Force  On chargeon moving charge Lorentz force law on a charge ElectricityMagnetism

5 Reviews on Electricity and Magnetism Force  On charge On current carrying wire  torque on a wire loop  Between two parallel wires ElectricityMagnetism

6 Reviews on Electricity and Magnetism Specific problems and applications DC current: The Hall effect resistance and resistor, Ohm’s Law power charge particle velocity selector power over a resistor battery model: emf internal resistance and mass spectrometer efficiency, maximum delivered power ElectricityMagnetism

7 Reviews on Electricity and Magnetism Specific problems and applications Capacitance and capacitor dielectrics circuit analyses: R, C connections in series in parallel ElectricityMagnetism

8 Reviews on Electricity and Magnetism Specific problems and applications Circuit analyses Kirchhoff’s rules loop: junction: the problem solving steps. RC circuits: ElectricityMagnetism

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