I'm taking electromagnetism this semester and i often try to explain maxwell equations for first year students. Man, that's actually harder than i thought, you're doing a great job on your videos! Congrats and greetings from Brazil!
As a year 1 electrical engineering student, I’m so happy that I found your channel! Our professor just immediately dives into all the difficult stuff, without giving us any intuition. But you completely take care of that!
Thanks for the refresher, I studied Maxwell from the OU course electromagnetism 30 years ago while I was a technician, and it was one of the best studies in my career life. I was stunned by this beautiful equation and achievement by Maxwell, a union of electricity and magnetism. It washes away complex and difficult understanding via well-designed video. Keep it up!
You are simply awesome. Please keep doing this, explaining equation and theorems in a very understandable manner, esp we want more of Maxwell's equations. Thanks a lot bro. 🤗
Awesome videos! Really enjoyed the other two on Maxwell eq's. Could you please make a video on quantum spin? Especially what the heck it is and how it creates a magnetic dipole (I hope I got that right). I am a med student with a little background in physics (on which I am passionate) who is currently scratching his head in an attempt to understand MRI. Thanks again for your quality content!
just wanted you to know that the reflections in your glasses look like pink eye shadow. its cute AF. dude your videos are so brilliantly explained and put together. thank you!!!
Your videos are so useful for me... U made understanding physics easy for me.. It's my request to you to make a video on the Maxwell's 4th equation... Hope u will soon make a video about it..
Great content dude! I have been following for awhile and I love your intuitive explanations of complex equations and how they work! You should starting doing explanations of equations from mechanics too if possible!
The good way of intuitive thinking of divergence is that this operator tells us how laminar the field is inside of an area or whether there are some 'disturbances in the force' in the forms of sources or sinks nearby.
This series of videos is a well-thought-out explanation of this topic. I always found the concept of an arbitrary enclosed “region of space” and a point charge(s) unsatisfying. 😀 I think a more intuitive example would be to examine Maxwell’s equation from a practical problem. The “region of space” should be a wire or dipole antenna. We should explain how an incoming Electromagnetic field at some frequency, say a typical FM station, impinging on the wire creates an alternating electrical current at the antenna terminals at the same frequency. The incoming E field magnitude and the geometry of how the E field interacts with the antenna determine the signal voltage at the matched antenna terminals.
the method to remember the vectors direction of a positive charge and negative charge is by thinking the repelling and attracting property of charges.............. Basically properties of charges Thanks Mr. Higgs :)
when it comes to the point of the region mentioned at 13:18, As a student of mathematics I believe the divergence is not zero, It will be more than the circle assumed at(-2,2)(Assuming the circle represented in video is at (-1,1). I felt the intuition is wrong according to vector algebra. The value will be a negative one, representing its as convergence
HI Parth. I was kind of waiting to see which approach you would take for explaining the 4th equation. You could have just simplified this right from the beginning. In flat space time relativity, the four Maxwell equations collapse to two.
So, if you were studying electromagnetic fields underwater or inside of metal or anywhere else other than in vacuum, would you replace the ε_0 constant with the permittivity of whatever medium you were in, or would you always use the permittivity of the vacuum? (I would guess that the permittivity of materials would go into this equation and simulate the effects of the electromagnetic fields of all of the atoms(/etc.) in the material as they exist and align with your fields and what not.)
kudos to you Parth with your vivid explanation of quantum mechanics. I have watched a few videos of you and they are awesome. Please i would like to know whether you do tutorial on MATLAB programming.
And moreover very relaxing videos . Each word you speak or formula you write is sensefull and in no time we get a deep inside in what the must difficult things represent without almost NO effort. Well CHAPEAU sir. You achieved in NO TIME things that others will NEVER achieve. You are VERY PRECIOUS for this planet and human intelligence also in the deepest comprehension of the underlying MATHS that is OMNIPRESENT beneath fysics and ESSENTIAL to realy understand DEEPLY fysics. Fysics that is governing our world….
Hi Parth. I found your videos because right now I'm studying the Maxwell's Laws and my Math is just below average (Take it as I only know scalar has only size and vector has direction in addition. Dot and Cross product is beyond my reach). Thanks to you I'm now understand the divergence operation. I've seen another video you made discussions about another Maxwell's in Integration form, could you please also do another one discuss it in the Curl form? Thanks!
Your video is very nice. But, could you explain better about a region out of the charged particle has the divergence zero? we have small vectors getting in and big vectors getting out. Although the divergence is zero, it seems a bit unintuitive.
What happens if one or the other of E and B is zero? Do you end up with only an electric field, or only a magnetic field? Another question: what happens if they both are non-zero but neither of them moving? Many thanks. Engin Coruslu
9:07 I don't think the e-field should decrease as it goes out from an infinite plane, like in the diagram, though; I think it should be uniform? As a generic representation it works fine, though.
what would happen if positively charged particle literally encountered negative particle? Do they come into explosion, choose to rotate each other, or something else? tq
I wanted to know that how light propagates? I mean, does changing electric field of accelerated charges propagates and while propagating, this electric field produces the magnetic field of light? Or from where this magnetic field in light comes from? Also, I have heard that a changing electric field produces a CHANGING magnetic field and this changing magnetic field produces a CHANGING electric field and this propagates light, how can a changing electric field or changing magnetic field produce the changing field of the other, I mean maxwells equations tell us that changing electric field produces a constant magnetic field for that magnitude and vice versa, if this is the case then how propagation of light occurs??
I followed all this one. The one thing bugging is when you placed a +ve charged particle in the firms generated by the -ve charged particle, is that I started scratching my head about how that +ve charged particle would create its own electrical field.. I’d love to see a visualisation of that and what happens. Also.. from a ‘feeling’ of of view.. ‘feeling’ the tensions the particles (or perhaps more correctly .. objects) must experience (eg one at a mid point of two equal charged particles)... do charged particles ‘decay’ in their charge?
Just being referred to as "big guns" by Parth made the time spent worthwhile
Thanks for contributing to this video man! It was a pleasure to work with you, here's to more great videos in the future :D
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Parth just keeps that hair to show us the electrostatic effect.
i clicked on this video because his hair was blown, after the video my mind is blown 🤯
Hello fellow emoji brotha
Nice afro dude. Lol
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❤HAHAHA
I'm taking electromagnetism this semester and i often try to explain maxwell equations for first year students. Man, that's actually harder than i thought, you're doing a great job on your videos! Congrats and greetings from Brazil!
As a year 1 electrical engineering student, I’m so happy that I found your channel! Our professor just immediately dives into all the difficult stuff, without giving us any intuition. But you completely take care of that!
Parth rocking that 17th century physicist looks, just need a beard
He grew the beard because of your comment😳
parth when will you upload the next Maxwell equation?
You explained it better than my professor, keep making videos like this are really awesome :)
That's a big compliment, thanks for watching!
@@ParthGChannel hey ? will you make a video for the fourth equation?
@@Praneshpm23 i'm in the need of it too
Thanks for the refresher, I studied Maxwell from the OU course electromagnetism 30 years ago while I was a technician, and it was one of the best studies in my career life. I was stunned by this beautiful equation and achievement by Maxwell, a union of electricity and magnetism. It washes away complex and difficult understanding via well-designed video. Keep it up!
Please make videos on curl of electric and magnetic field as well, those remaining Maxwell's equations 🙂
Loved your videos❤️
Man I love your accent, very soothing
Please make an intuitive video on the concept of Tensors
This is perfect. As an electrician who was bad in school and wants to understand Gauss' law this finaly made sense to me.
Very intuitive, well done you two!
Fantastic playlist - when will we see the 4th equation?
Please make a series of video about grad, divergence,curl with examples
For sure, that would be wading into maths territory but I think that would be fun :)
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This vídeo is awesome, Thank you! -Brazil here.
amazing video . please the last one of maxwell equation
Great video! Accent? No comments! This is how I explain to kids as well when I volunteer/tutor.
You are simply awesome.
Please keep doing this, explaining equation and theorems in a very understandable manner, esp we want more of Maxwell's equations.
Thanks a lot bro. 🤗
The right video at the right moment I need it. Perfect!
This was so good . I’m super emotional rn. Thank you I’ve been stuck for so long
Awesome videos! Really enjoyed the other two on Maxwell eq's. Could you please make a video on quantum spin? Especially what the heck it is and how it creates a magnetic dipole (I hope I got that right). I am a med student with a little background in physics (on which I am passionate) who is currently scratching his head in an attempt to understand MRI. Thanks again for your quality content!
just wanted you to know that the reflections in your glasses look like pink eye shadow. its cute AF. dude your videos are so brilliantly explained and put together. thank you!!!
Well thanks for explaining all these cool equations you explained it well and i enjoyed them. When video for 4th equation is coming?
Hi Parth thanks a lot for explaining these concepts easily. Can you tell us when 4th Equation video will be available?
Hey. Finally we got the video. Thanks parth G.
Very well explained!!
Your videos are so useful for me... U made understanding physics easy for me.. It's my request to you to make a video on the Maxwell's 4th equation... Hope u will soon make a video about it..
Great illustration of the Divergence !
Thank you dear Parth !
Great content dude! I have been following for awhile and I love your intuitive explanations of complex equations and how they work! You should starting doing explanations of equations from mechanics too if possible!
next video: magnetic monopoles and Dirac rod
BTW: great music
Awesome video.. concepts cleared!
Really cool explanation.
The good way of intuitive thinking of divergence is that this operator tells us how laminar the field is inside of an area or whether there are some 'disturbances in the force' in the forms of sources or sinks nearby.
I have understood previous Maxwell equation s said by u easily
There is something magical in your lectures ....i am a big fan of you . May you stay blessed and healthy always !
very clear explanations!!!
Hi Parth very impressed by these videos would you mind making another videos explaining the science behind Quantum computers... Thankyou
Please make video on Maxwell's 4th equation
This series of videos is a well-thought-out explanation of this topic. I always found the concept of an arbitrary enclosed “region of space” and a point charge(s) unsatisfying.
😀
I think a more intuitive example would be to examine Maxwell’s equation from a practical problem. The “region of space” should be a wire or dipole antenna. We should explain how an incoming Electromagnetic field at some frequency, say a typical FM station, impinging on the wire creates an alternating electrical current at the antenna terminals at the same frequency. The incoming E field magnitude and the geometry of how the E field interacts with the antenna determine the signal voltage at the matched antenna terminals.
Also parth,I love your explanations .Looking forward to the fourth equation
Brilliant video sir
It was great
I enjoyed a lot and understood everything
wonderful explanation... all of the Maxwell equations videos..thank you so much
the method to remember the vectors direction of a positive charge and negative charge is by thinking the repelling and attracting property of charges.............. Basically properties of charges
Thanks Mr. Higgs :)
Hey Parth, ask your parents about what Indian State do they hail from. Would love to know. And obviously, thanks for the video 😍!!
Love the vid . Please can you do vid about mathematical methods for physics .
Please explain Helmholtz equation.
that was cool, thanks 👍
Cant wait to hear about wth a tensor is.
Please make a video on permettivity and permeability....🙂🙂
I enjoyed the lecture! Also great explanation by your guest! 😊
Great content!!
Beautiful lesson and demonstration.Thank ❤you very much
remember watching his videos when he had mere 789 subscribers but now 50k, dayum... also isn't divergence similar to the area vector?
can you make a more detailed and a higher level video about the maxwell's equations sometime in future? thanx :)
Hey Parth, What do you use to make those amazing illustrations?
Hi Rohan, thanks for the compliment! I draw them all on a tablet, then edit them in to my video in my editing software (Premiere Pro).
@@ParthGChannel Nice!
when it comes to the point of the region mentioned at 13:18, As a student of mathematics I believe the divergence is not zero, It will be more than the circle assumed at(-2,2)(Assuming the circle represented in video is at (-1,1). I felt the intuition is wrong according to vector algebra. The value will be a negative one, representing its as convergence
Please explain the remaining two
Hi , I have my exam of electromagtics in september and this videos are great to understand It better☺️,thanks
So... How about a fourth video in the series?
Also, how does all this lead to describing EM waves and the speed of light being fixed?
HI Parth. I was kind of waiting to see which approach you would take for explaining the 4th equation. You could have just simplified this right from the beginning. In flat space time relativity, the four Maxwell equations collapse to two.
So, if you were studying electromagnetic fields underwater or inside of metal or anywhere else other than in vacuum, would you replace the ε_0 constant with the permittivity of whatever medium you were in, or would you always use the permittivity of the vacuum? (I would guess that the permittivity of materials would go into this equation and simulate the effects of the electromagnetic fields of all of the atoms(/etc.) in the material as they exist and align with your fields and what not.)
kudos to you Parth with your vivid explanation of quantum mechanics. I have watched a few videos of you and they are awesome. Please i would like to know whether you do tutorial on MATLAB programming.
And moreover very relaxing videos . Each word you speak or formula you write is sensefull and in no time we get a deep inside in what the must difficult things represent without almost NO effort. Well CHAPEAU sir. You achieved in NO TIME things that others will NEVER achieve. You are VERY PRECIOUS for this planet and human intelligence also in the deepest comprehension of the underlying MATHS that is OMNIPRESENT beneath fysics and ESSENTIAL to realy understand DEEPLY fysics. Fysics that is governing our world….
You've gone Moss bro' ;) Nice work as usual thanks for sharing the knowledge !
Amazingly explained!
Need the fourth one now!
Mr Parth , could I ask you to do a video on the Einstein field equations and tensors please
Yess, this is already on my list, I will work on it at some point in the future :)
Good video. Thanks.
Can you please explain the concept behind Principle of Superposition.
Amazing video! Thank you very much!
Outstanding 👍
good explanation thanks
great video keep it up
There is one missing, pls it's the hardest one and u've done more for me than my teachers
Thank you very much ❤
Nice explanation
Hi Parth. I found your videos because right now I'm studying the Maxwell's Laws and my Math is just below average (Take it as I only know scalar has only size and vector has direction in addition. Dot and Cross product is beyond my reach). Thanks to you I'm now understand the divergence operation. I've seen another video you made discussions about another Maxwell's in Integration form, could you please also do another one discuss it in the Curl form? Thanks!
Hey thanks for watching! I'll definitely add this to my list :)
Your video is very nice. But, could you explain better about a region out of the charged particle has the divergence zero? we have small vectors getting in and big vectors getting out. Although the divergence is zero, it seems a bit unintuitive.
His cat is so cute!! 🥰
Just one more vid and the the Maxwell gauntlet will be complete.
Wonder what happens after a Maxwell snap...
Sir Please make video of Ampere law
What happens if one or the other of E and B is zero? Do you end up with only an electric field, or only a magnetic field? Another question: what happens if they both are non-zero but neither of them moving? Many thanks. Engin Coruslu
9:07 I don't think the e-field should decrease as it goes out from an infinite plane, like in the diagram, though; I think it should be uniform? As a generic representation it works fine, though.
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Hi I think can you explain the 4th equation also please 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Can u make video on the Einstein field equations
Why is epsilon naught the value it is?
what would happen if positively charged particle literally encountered negative particle? Do they come into explosion, choose to rotate each other, or something else? tq
make video on 4th equation pls
Thank you😊
Thank you.
Hey patth.. Which syllabus code you sat for physics A level plz... Thank you❤️
Do you mean which exam board? If so, I think it was OCR A
I wanted to know that how light propagates? I mean, does changing electric field of accelerated charges propagates and while propagating, this electric field produces the magnetic field of light? Or from where this magnetic field in light comes from? Also, I have heard that a changing electric field produces a CHANGING magnetic field and this changing magnetic field produces a CHANGING electric field and this propagates light, how can a changing electric field or changing magnetic field produce the changing field of the other, I mean maxwells equations tell us that changing electric field produces a constant magnetic field for that magnitude and vice versa, if this is the case then how propagation of light occurs??
video on 4th nd final maxwells eq too pl parth
Love from Japan 😍
I followed all this one. The one thing bugging is when you placed a +ve charged particle in the firms generated by the -ve charged particle, is that I started scratching my head about how that +ve charged particle would create its own electrical field.. I’d love to see a visualisation of that and what happens. Also.. from a ‘feeling’ of of view.. ‘feeling’ the tensions the particles (or perhaps more correctly .. objects) must experience (eg one at a mid point of two equal charged particles)... do charged particles ‘decay’ in their charge?
Looking cool😏
What's actually the difference btw Flux through a closed surface and the divergence of a vector field in a region ?
If it's an operator it should have a cap on it right
Please correct me if I'm wrong
that notation tends to only really be used in quantum mechanics.
Well in this cass 1/r^2 all the vectors ar pointing in tou the point charge a so why the divergance is zero