Lecture

Electromagnetic Waves: Maxwell Equations and Propagation

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Description

This lecture covers Maxwell equations in vacuum, electromagnetic waves traveling at the speed of light, propagation in simple matter, and the energy conservation in electromagnetic waves. It also discusses the wave vector, Poynting vector, energy density, and momentum carried by the waves.

Instructor

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