Maxwell's equations prove that time-varying fields travel through space as waves.
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Vector operations: Dot product, cross product, and triple products. Differential operators: Gradient, divergence, and curl.
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Relates the total electric flux passing through a closed surface to the net charge enclosed. It is a critical tool for solving high-symmetry problems.
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