Maxwell's Equations And Electromagnetic Theory: A Beginners Guide

James Maxwell 'discovered EMR ' by unifying the law of electricity and magnetism. This summarises his work without delving too deep into the mathematics.

Some good reference if you want to explore the maths further
and of course from Feynman himself

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[OmarChida]

Thanks. Best explanation in YouTube ☺️

[douglasstrother]

The collaboration between Faraday and Maxwell has to be one of the most revolutionary partnerships in history.

[JustNow]

Maxwell had 20 equations and Heaviside compressed them to 4 equations that neatly described the fields and their interaction. Heaviside was facinated by operators.

[johnpeterson]

Great video - I continue to struggle with Maxwell and most specifically the math - but your explanations are very helpful .

[MjrLeSlow]

I love how you articulate equation 3 and 4, which links to the unification beautifully, well done!!

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Super great presentation. You got the right kind of character.

[JDR]

Brilliant explanation of radio, I got to use this in practice while in communications in the military.

[jenniferprice]

Thanks. I'm going to use this with my class in the next few weeks.

[turinturambar-lg]

4 years of electrical engineering and a lot of mathematics, I finally understood what is the electromagnetic field...

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[amp_]

As simple as it is the best explanation

[orlandowall]

Most diagrams of the magnetic field lines in a bar magnet that I’ve seen, show the pole faces as the region where the flux lines are the most dense: Leaving the north pole face and entering the South Pole face. Thanks for considering.

[georgia]

great explanation - thank you so much :)

[humanbeing]

Thank you very much for the informative video

[damiencunningham-fs]

Einstein actually lent heavily on Maxwell's understudy Heaviside. Heaviside and the Maxwellian's took the notoriously difficult 20 polymath quadratic equations and rendered them down into just 4 . Not big and not clever. They omit the Electro-Gravidics (Gravity) part of EM, which is 2/3rds of Maxwell's work., which is why Relativity doesn't really fit/work/explain. In the next installment we can talk Zero Point Energy and the genius that was T Henry Moray.

[williamwang]

I’m doing a project on Maxwell and this video helped a lot. Maxwell also went to the high school I go to as well

[junkabogado]

His name is spelled James CLERK Maxwell, but it is pronounced James CLARK Maxwell. Sometimes in the video it is pronounced correctly, others not.

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[viveviveka]

Do mathematical descriptions really yield understanding of a phenomenon?
If you formulated a set of equations that successfully described a child's behavior, would that give you a real understanding of the child?
Or is true understanding on a different level, or of a different type?

[kimsahl]

The constant c is constant to? To all inertial systems/to all emission systems/to all absorption systems/to the empty space/to the eater...