Details for the Course Syllabus for Course EIT070F valid from Spring 2013

General

Aim

Maxwell's equations are among the most importnat equiations in science and technology. The equations are the basis for a very accurate model of classic electromagnetic phenomena in nature. The results of these equations are used everywehre in our surroundings, not least in communication and home electronics. The aim of the course is to give a deeper understanding of the background to these eqations and to enable the student to apply hte eqations to advanced electromagnitic problems.

Contents

The basic equations of classical electromagnetism, relativity and the main modeling methods in the subject.

Knowledge and Understanding

For a passing grade the doctoral student must
Hve obtained a deeper understanding of the electromagnetic theory (including special relativity theory), it's physical background and applications.

Competences and Skills

For a passing grade the doctoral student must
be able to identify, model, formulate and solve complex elektromagnetic field problems in technical applications.

Judgement and Approach

Types of Instruction

Examination Formats

Admission Requirements

Assumed Prior Knowledge

Selection Criteria

Literature

Literature:
Jackson, J.: Classical Electrodynamics, third edition. Wiley & Sons, 1999.

Further Information

Course code

Administrative Information

All Published Course Occasions for the Course Syllabus

1 course occasion.

Start Date	End Date	Published
2013‑09‑03	2013‑12‑14