Susceptibility
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Susceptibility may refer to:
==Physics and engineering== In physics the susceptibility is a quantification for the change of an extensive property under variation of an intensive property. The word may refer to: In physics, the susceptibility of a material or substance describes its response to an applied field. For example: Magnetic susceptibility Electric susceptibility The two types of susceptibility above are examples of a linear response function; sometimes the terms susceptibility and linear response function are used interchangeably. In electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), susceptibility is the sensitivity of a device's function to incoming electromagnetic interference
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