Mon. Mar. 2 – Physics Lecture #33 Maxwell’s Equations – the Unification of Electricity and Magnetism I 1. The Equations of Electricity and Magnetism 2.

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Mon. Mar. 2 – Physics Lecture #33 Maxwell’s Equations – the Unification of Electricity and Magnetism I 1. The Equations of Electricity and Magnetism 2. Changing Electric Fields are Accompanied by Magnetic Fields – or – how Maxwell Modified Ampere 3. The Displacement Current 4. Fields from Moving Charges Wed. Mar. 4 All-Campus Mentoring Day (1 – 4) Academic Fair (4 – 6)

1. Up3. Right5. Into page0. No direction/zero 2. Down4. Left6. Out of page P a) A magnetic field pointing out of the page in a region of space is shown (for example, created by a solenoid). The magnetic field is decreasing in strength. What direction is the accompanying electric field at the point P ? b) An electric field pointing out of the page in a region of space is shown (for example, created by the parallel plates of a capacitor). The electric field is decreasing in strength. What direction is the accompanying magnetic field at the point P ?

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For remainder of class time, work on Field from Moving Charges In-Class Activity available at Calendar page for today.