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Explores the challenges in validating computational electromagnetics, emphasizing the importance of reliability functions and techniques for verification and validation.
Compares symmetries in classical mechanics and Maxwell's equations, leading to the development of special relativity and exploring the concept of relative motion.
Explores the principles of electrodynamic transducers, focusing on their behavior as actuators and sensors, and methods to enhance transduction efficiency.
