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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.
Author(s): Vitaly A. Shneidman
81 Pages 
Electrodynamics by Daniel F Styer
This PDF covers the following topics related to Electrodynamics : Electrostatics and Magnetostatics, Vector Calculus, Conservation of Charge and the Maxwell Equations, Energy and Momentum, Electromagnetic Waves, Potentials and Gauges, Resultant Potentials and Fields, Relativistic Electrodynamics, Atmospheric Optics, Pictorializing divergence and curl.
Author(s): Daniel F. Styer
105 Pages
Electrodynamics in geometric algebra
We consider the electrodynamics of electric charges and currents in vacuum and then generalise our results to the description of a dielectric and magnetic material medium .rst in spatial algebra SA and then in spacetime algebra STA . Introducing a polarisation multivector P p 1 c M and an auxiliary electromagnetic .eld multivectorG .0F P, we express the Maxwell equation in the material medium in SA.
Author(s): Sylvain D. Brechet
91 Pages
Point Charges in Classical Electrodynamics
This text is a first look at point charges classical for school readers. It explains point with easy words and then ties it to electrodynamics. Later pages show where charges classical electrodynamics shows up outside the classroom.
Author(s): Jonathan Baxter
100 Pages
Classical Electrodynamics by UOA
This PDF course introduces the classical theory of electrodynamics describing the interactions of charged particles among themselves and with electromagnetic fields and covers the following topics related to Classical Electrodynamics : Historical remarks and motivation, Electrostatics, Boundary value problems in electrostatics, Magnetostatics, Time varying fields and Maxwell’s equations, Radiation.
Author(s): Professor Konstadinos Sfetsos, Department of Physics, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
82 Pages
Electrodynamics by Natalie Holzwarth
This note covers the following topics: Electrostatic energy calculations, Poisson equation and Green's theorm, Green's functions for cartesian coordinates, Method of images, Cylindrical and spherical geometries, Multipole analysis of charge distributions, Dipoles and dielectrics, Magnetostatics, Maxwells equations, Electromagnetic energy and force, Dynamic dielectric media and their effects, Radiation from moving charges and Special Theory of Relativity.
Author(s): Natalie Holzwarth
NA Pages
This book covers the following topics Vector Calculus and Field Theories, Maxwells Equations and the Lorentz Force, Scalar and Vector Potentials, Solving Maxwells Equations Electromagnetic Waves, Energy and Momentum of Electromagnetic Fields, Radiation Sources and Antennas, Electrodynamics in Macroscopic Media, Surfaces, Wave Guides and Cavities and Relativistic formulation of electrodynamics.
Author(s): Pieter Kok
86 Pages
Electrodynamics Dr M J Perry PDF 39p
This note covers the following topics: Point of departure, Relativistic Electromagnetism, Energy - Momentum Tensor, Solving Maxwell’s Equations and Quantum mechanical effects.
Author(s): Dr. M. J. Perry
39 Pages
This note covers the following topics: The static limit, Electrodynamics, Macroscopic electrodynamics and Relativistic invariance.
Author(s): Alexander Altland
117 Pages