Lecture

Maxwell Equations: Green Functions for Electrostatic Problems

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Description

This lecture covers the review of the general strategy to solve Maxwell equations with given sources, focusing on Green functions for electrostatic problems with Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions. The instructor explains the solution finding process, emphasizing the importance of choosing the correct Green function. Various tricks and the correction of a typo at minute 12 are discussed.

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