Lecture

Maxwell's Equations and E-M Waves in Matter

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Description

This lecture covers the interaction between electromagnetic waves and matter using Maxwell's equations, including polarization effects. It discusses the polarization of reemitted waves, scenarios for e-m plane waves falling onto materials, and the energy and wavelength of e-m waves in matter.

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