Introduction to ElectrodynamicsThe first edition of this textbook (1981) is cited in BCL3. The second includes: introduction to the Dirac Delta Function, the Helmholtz Theorem, and a brief treatment of waveguides. New problems have been added. No bibliography. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or. |
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... Maxwell's equations for electrostatics . Together with the boundary condi- tion E → 0 far from all charges , Maxwell's equations determine the field , if the source charge density p is given ; they contain essentially the same ...
... Maxwell's equations for electrostatics . Together with the boundary condi- tion E → 0 far from all charges , Maxwell's equations determine the field , if the source charge density p is given ; they contain essentially the same ...
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... Maxwell's Equations and Magnetic Charge In the last section , we put the finishing touches on Maxwell's equations . In their final form , they read : 1 ( i ) V.E = P € 0 ( Gauss's law ) ( ii ) V.B = 0 ( no name ) ав ( iii ) V X E ...
... Maxwell's Equations and Magnetic Charge In the last section , we put the finishing touches on Maxwell's equations . In their final form , they read : 1 ( i ) V.E = P € 0 ( Gauss's law ) ( ii ) V.B = 0 ( no name ) ав ( iii ) V X E ...
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... equations ( 8.54 ) were derived from Maxwell's equations . How- ever , whereas every solution to Maxwell's equations ( in empty space ) must obey the wave equation , the converse is not true ; Maxwell's equations impose special con ...
... equations ( 8.54 ) were derived from Maxwell's equations . How- ever , whereas every solution to Maxwell's equations ( in empty space ) must obey the wave equation , the converse is not true ; Maxwell's equations impose special con ...
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