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Basic Electrodynamics In 6 Lessons 2024th Edition Martin Poppe

Name: Basic Electrodynamics In 6 Lessons 2024th Edition Martin Poppe
SKU: BELL-200177030
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Basic Electrodynamics In 6 Lessons 2024th Edition Martin Poppe instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.49 MB

Pages: 196

Author: Martin Poppe

ISBN: 9783662691427, 3662691426

Language: English

Year: 2024

Edition: 2024

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Basic Electrodynamics In 6 Lessons 2024th Edition Martin Poppe by Martin Poppe 9783662691427, 3662691426 instant download after payment.

This book explains why there are different variants of Maxwell's equations and the physical meaning of the quantities they contain. It also shows how the equations for static electric and magnetic potentials are derived from Maxwell's equations. Matter exposed to the field is an integral part of the discussion. Multipole developments are justified and derived. Furthermore, the potential for simplification in formulating dynamical theory as gauge field theory is explained. The laws of optics are derived from those of electrodynamics. Justifications are provided for quasi-stationary calculations, limits are formulated, and technical counterexamples are shown.