Lecture

Maxwell for Antennas: Slides 25-Fin

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This lecture covers the application of Maxwell's equations to antennas, focusing on topics such as radiation, Poynting vector, electrical and magnetic energies, vector and scalar potentials, source currents, diffraction, plane waves, spherical waves, and wave polarization.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Electromagnetism: Electrodynamics, Electrical networks

Electrical engineering

Radio-frequency engineering: Radio antennas

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Radiology: Topics in radiology

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