Lecture

Radiation and Green Functions

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Description

This lecture covers the radiation emitted by a moving charged particle, including the Larmor formula, linear accelerated motion, and the use of Green functions and complex analysis in the context of electromagnetic radiation. The slides provide detailed equations and explanations for each concept, illustrating the calculations and derivations step by step.

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