Basic Electromagnetic Theory
1st Edition
Published on 23. June 2016
176 pages
978-1-944534-40-0 (ISBN)
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This concise introduction to electromagnetic field theory emphasizes the physical foundations of the subject. Based on the author's experience both as a former field theorist (working on quantum electrodynamics) and currently as an applied optical physicist, it covers much material from the standard university syllabus plus develops a number of themes in greater detail, so as to cover non-standard topics that provide a fuller understanding of the subject.
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James Babington has a PhD in theoretical particle physics. He has held a number of post-doctoral positions in the UK and Europe and is currently an optical designer and applied optical physicist, but with a strong interest in electrodynamics and field theory.
James Babington has a PhD in theoretical particle physics. He has held a number of post-doctoral positions in the UK and Europe and is currently an optical designer and applied optical physicist, but with a strong interest in electrodynamics and field theory.
Content
1: Introduction.
2: Mathematical Topics.
3: Maxwell's Equations,
Part I.
4: Maxwell's Equations,
Part II.
5: Physical Degrees of Freedom.
6: Physical Observables.
7: Distributions of Charge, Macroscopic Matter, and Boundary Conditions.
8: Conclusions and Omissions.
Exercises and Solutions.
Bibliography.
Index.
2: Mathematical Topics.
3: Maxwell's Equations,
Part I.
4: Maxwell's Equations,
Part II.
5: Physical Degrees of Freedom.
6: Physical Observables.
7: Distributions of Charge, Macroscopic Matter, and Boundary Conditions.
8: Conclusions and Omissions.
Exercises and Solutions.
Bibliography.
Index.
