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            <title>Magnetic Field of a Bar Magnet</title>
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            <description>Java applet showing the magnetic field due to a straight magnet.  A compass can be moved to show the field direction, and field lines are drawn through the position of the magnet.  Material is available in 13 languages.</description>
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            <title>Magnetic Field of a Straight Wire</title>
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            <description>This is an illustration of the circular magnetic fields around a straight current-carrying wire.  Current flow (of electrons) is indicated in the wire.  The magnetic field direction is illustrated by arrows on the magnetic field lines and a magnetic compass that can be moved on a plane perpendicular to the current.  Material is available in several different languages.</description>
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            <title>Richard Feynman: The Douglas Robb Memorial Lectures</title>
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            <description>A set of four archival recordings from the University of Auckland (New Zealand) of the physicist Richard Feynman.  The lectures focus on the quantum nature of light and Quantum Electrodynamics.</description>
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