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Electric field gradient

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The electric field gradient (EFG) is a measure of how the electric field changes in space, specifically at a point in an electromagnetic field. It quantifies the variation of the electric field intensity due to the spatial distribution of electric charges nearby. In more technical terms, the electric field gradient is defined as the spatial derivative of the electric field vector.

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