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TFY4155 Elektromagnetisme

FY1003 Elektrisitet og magnetisme

V{\aa}ren 2009

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Curriculum ("Pensum") in E. Lillest{\o}l, O. Hunderi, J. R. Lien. {\em Generell fysikk for universiteter og 
h{\o}gskoler. Bind 2 Varmel{\ae}re og elektromagnetisme.} Universitetsforlaget 2001.
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\item 19: Electric charges and fields. The whole chapter.
\item 20: Capacitors and capacitance. The whole chapter.
\item 21: Current and resistance. 21.1 - 21.3.
\item 22: DC-circuits. The whole chapter, but from "Batterier" p 307
and down p 309 is not required.
\item 23: Magnetic field. The whole chapter, except 23.8.
\item 24: Faraday'w law. The whole chapter.
\item 25: Inductance. The whole chapter.
\item 26: Magnetic field in matter. 26.1 - 26.5.
\item 27: Electric oscillations and AC current. Only 27.1
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The curriculum in other books is as given in the final version of
"Framdriftsplan".

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In addition, the general rule is that the curriculum is defined through
the lectures and the exercises, including solutions.

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Institutt for fysikk 12.01.2009

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Jon Andreas St{\o}vneng

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