Comments by "Gavin Tillman" (@gavintillman1884) on "Stanford" channel.

  1. what units are you working in? In SI, f= q(E + v x B), not q(E + v/c x B) -- I know there are some approaches such as cgs where eps0 and mu0 are chsoen differently, and that might well introduce a '/c' term
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  2. Ah I see you answered this. The Q occurred to me in lecture 9 but you explicitly address it in lecture 10.
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