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Lecture Notes for Electrodynamics

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Lecture Notes for Electrodynamics

Lecture Notes for Electrodynamics

This note explains the following topics: Vectors and vector calculus, Multidimensional integration, Dirac delta, Special functions, Overview of fields, Maxwell equations in free space, The Wave, Electrostatics, Multipole expansion, Conductors, Laplace equation in a semi-infinite stripe, Dielectrics, Magnetostatics, Energy in magnetic field, Maxwell Equations.

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