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		- Magnetic Forces, Materials and Inductance Lecture Note \| Verified: 8/19/2003 \| Size: 347 kb \| Comments: Category: Electrical Engineering > Electromagnetic Theory \| Tags: Electrical Engineering, Electromagnetic Theory, Force, Magnetic Forces, Torque, Inductance, Mutual inductance, Magnetic materials, Materials, Differential Current, Magnetization, Permeability, Magnetic Circuit Book: Engineering Electromagnetics (6th) \| Set: 9 handouts chapter 9	F(1)	347	Anonymous
		Time Dependence in E&M Lecture Note \| Verified: 3/19/2004 \| Size: 284 kb \| Comments: Category: Physics > Electromagnetic Theory \| Tags: linear, Physics, Electromagnetic Theory, Magnetic fields, Polarization, Magnetization, Time Dependence in E&M, Time Dependent Polarization, isotropic materials, Energetics in Electromagnetism, Quasistatic Approximation, Circuits of Thin Wires Book: Classical Electrodynamics (3rd) \| Set: Typed, Comprehensive Lecture Notes On Selected Subjects	N/A(0)	106	Anonymous
		Lecture 4 Lecture Note \| Verified: 11/5/2003 \| Size: 344 kb \| Comments: Category: Physics > Calculus Based Physics \| Tags: Physics, Calculus Based Physics, magnetic force, Magnetization, Electice dipole, Magnetic dipole Book: Physics For Scientists And Engineers with Modern Physics (5th) \| Set: Brief, Typed, Bulleted Lecture Notes On Selected Subjects These notes cover Chapter 29.	N/A(0)	58	Anonymous
		Lecture 1 Lecture Note \| Verified: 11/5/2003 \| Size: 512 kb \| Comments: Category: Physics > Calculus Based Physics \| Tags: Physics, Calculus Based Physics, Polarization, Magnetization, Electric Displacement, Dielectric Constant Book: Physics For Scientists And Engineers with Modern Physics (5th) \| Set: Brief, Typed, Bulleted Lecture Notes On Selected Subjects These notes cover Polarization, Electric Displacement, Dielectric Constant,and Magnetization.	N/A(0)	57	Anonymous

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