Transcription of Classical Electrodynamics - Duke University
{{id}} {{{paragraph}}}
Classical ElectrodynamicsPart IIbyRobert G. BrownDuke University Physics DepartmentDurham, NC d like to dedicate these notes to the memory of Larry C. was my advisor at Duke and he generously loaned me his(mostly handwritten or crudely typed) lecture notes when in the naturalcourse of events I came to teach Electrodynamics for the first time. Mostof the notes have been completely rewritten, typeset with latex, changedto emphasize the things that I think are important, but there are still im-portant fragments that are more or less pure Biedenharn, in particular thelovely exposition of vector spherical harmonics and Hansen solutions (whicha student will very likely be unable to find anywhere else).
electricity and magnetism at the level of at least one, ideally two, undergrad-uate courses. At Duke, for example, physics majors are first exposed first to an introductory course that covers the integral formulation of Maxwell’s
Domain:
Source:
Link to this page:
Please notify us if you found a problem with this document:
{{id}} {{{paragraph}}}