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Maxwell equations, Duality principle, uniqueness and reciprocity theorems, Generalized Ampere formula and Faraday induction |
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2 |
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the concepts of electromotive force, self and mutual inductance, the basic equations of the circuit theory |
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3 |
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Problem sessions related to the subjects studied in the 1. and 2. week. |
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4 |
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Continuity equations, Constitutive equations, Principle relations in a simple medium, Relaxation time and wave equation |
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5 |
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The investigation of an anisotropic, non-instanteneous, non-local and non-linear media |
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6 |
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Problem sessions related to the subjects studied in the 4. and 5. week |
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7 |
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Electromagnetic energy density and the propagation velocity of an energy |
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8 |
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MID-TERM EXAM |
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9 |
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The expression of the electromagnetic fields by potential functions, the concepts of a scalar and vector potential, Lorentz gauge |
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10 |
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the concept of a delayed potential, representation of a field by two scalar functions, Problem sessions related to the subjects studied in the 7.,8. and 9. week |
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11 |
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Maxwell equations in the sense of distributions, boundary conditions on the interface of two simple media with finite electric conductivity, boundary conditions on a perfectly conducting surface |
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12 |
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Boundary conditions on a material sheet, Problem sessions related to the subjects studied in the 10. and 11. week |
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13 |
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The electromagnetic fields observed in different Galileo systems: The special relativity principles of Einstein, Lorentz transformations and their results such as the concept of a limit velocity, the transformation of lengths and time, the sum and transformation of the velocities |
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14 |
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Transformation of the electromagnetic fields, the conservation of the electric charge, the transformation of scalar and vector potentials |
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15 |
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Transformation of a Lorentz force and relativistic constitutive equations |
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FINAL EXAM |
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FINAL EXAM |
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