Handout 13 : Electromagnetic wave equation, uniform plane wave solutions, Poynting vector.Handout 12 : Energy, forces, and work in electromagnetics, forces between charged dielectrics and conductors, electromagnetic energy, forces, and work in closed systems and systems connected to voltage sources.Handout 11 : Faraday’s Law and electromagnetic Induction, non-uniqueness of voltages in magnetoquasistatics, current-charge continuity equation in electromagnetism, power-energy continuity equation in electromagnetism, Poynting’s vector, electromagnetic energy and power flow and connection with electrical circuit theory.Handout 10 : Magnetoquasistatics in the presence of perfect metals, boundary conditions, method of images, inductance, inductances of some simple structures.Handout 9 : Magnetoquasistatics, Ampere’s law, the vector potential, the vector Poisson equation, Biot-Savart law, magnetic fields of some simple current distributions, magnetic flux and the vector potential.Handout 8 : Problems and examples involving material polarization, dielectrics, and boundary conditions.Handout 7 : Material polarization, polarization charge and current densities, mathematics of polarization in electromagnetism, dielectrics vs conductors, boundary conditions.Handout 6 : Capacitance, problems in Cartesian, Cylindrical and Spherical coordinates.Handout 5 : Electrical conduction and perfect metals in electroquasistatics, solution of Laplace and Poisson equations with metal electrodes, boundary conditions, dielectric relaxation, image charges and method of images.
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Handout 4 : Electric scalar potential, Poisson equation, Laplace equation, superposition principle, problem solving.Handout 3 : Electrostatics, applications of Gauss’ Law in problem solving, applications of the superposition principle in problem solving, some simple charge distributions.Handout 2 : Maxwell’s equations in integral and differential forms, electrostatics and magnetostatics, electroquasistatics and magnetoquasistatics.Handout 1 : Applications of electromagnetic fields and waves in industry and research.