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Overview
- Electromagnetism
- Electric displacement field
- Charge conservation equation Maxwell's equations
- Electric current density
- Magnetic field
- Charges Electric charge
- Electric field
- Dielectric polarization
- James Clerk Maxwell
- On Physical Lines of Force
- Dielectric
- Electric current
- Ampère's circuital law
- A Dynamical Theory of the Electromagnetic Field
- Electromagnetic wave equation
- Electromagnetic waves Electromagnetic wave
- Capacitors Capacitor
- Ampère's law
- Line integral
- Teslas Tesla (unit)
- Dot product
- Infinitesimal
- Magnetic constant
- Gauss's law
- Relative magnetic permeability Magnetic permeability
- Magnetization current
- Continuity equation Current density
- Mathematical identity Vector calculus identities
Explanation
- Permittivity
- Electric field intensity
- Polarization Polarization (electrostatics)
- Polarization Electric polarization
- Relative permittivity
- Constitutive relation
- Permittivity of free space
- Electric constant
- Scalar Scalar (physics)
- Electric flux
- Isotropic
- Matrix Matrix (mathematics)
- Tensor
- Dispersion Dispersion (optics)
- Susceptibility Electric susceptibility
Necessity
History and interpretation
- Speed of electricity
- Wilhelm Eduard Weber
- Rudolf Kohlrausch
- Speed of light
- Fizeau experiment
- § Current in capacitors Displacement current density
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| Displacement current density | is a | rate of change of the electric displacement field D | 0.90 | text |
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