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    Physics Questions
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    Hello everyone,

    as a PG 23 year old no longer in school, I like to study a lot on my own in a wide variety of subjects. I'd love to receive feedback from anyone interested in and knowledgeable about Physics or Engineering.

    I was wondering, what exactly are the 4 Maxwell Equations used for? Are these similar to the equations created by Hermann Von Helmholtz?

    Thanks so much! I am really curious about this, especially the second question...
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    There's no mention of Hermann Von Helmholtz here.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell_Equations

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