EITN80F

Temporary

Electrodynamics

7.5

Course given jointly for second and third cycle

7201 (Electrical and Information Technology)

 -08-24

Professor Thomas Johansson

English

Every spring semester

The course provides a deep and broad understanding of electromagnetic theory. It complements the basic course in key areas related to electromagnetic waves and the interaction between moving charged particles and electromagnetic fields. It also gives the relativistic description of electrodynamics, with the aim of providing a basic understanding of accelerator physics. The course discusses techniques for measurements of electromagnetic fields in experiment and technology.

Areas covered include: Maxwell equations, multipolutvecklingar, relativistic transformation of electromagnetic fields, motion of charged particles in electromagnetic fields, radiation from accelerating charges, Waveguides, resonant cavities, the measurement of electromagnetic fields.

master the Maxwell equations and the mathematical methods used in the solution of electromagnetic problems
be able to treat the motion of charged relativistic particle in electromagnetic fields
determine the electromagnetic fields caused by accelerating charged particles
understand the principles of particle accelerators
determine the electromagnetic fields that can propagate in various types of metallic waveguides
understand the concepts waveguide, phase and group velocity and cut-off frequency of waveguides
to determine the electromagnetic fields that can exist in the resonant cavities
understand different methods for measurements of electromagnetic fields and the physical limitations of these methods

to assess the mathematical and numerical methods suitable for the analysis of various types of time-dependent electromagnetic problems
to determine which methods are possible to measure the electric and magnetic fields in given frequency ranges and geometries
assess and design the microwave for accelerators
able to make reasonable estimates of electromagnetic fields and waves with the help of physical rules of thumb

to assess the mathematical and numerical methods suitable for the analysis of various types of time-dependent electromagnetic problems
to determine which methods are possible to measure the electric and magnetic fields in given frequency ranges and geometries
to assess and design the microwave for accelerators
be able to make reasonable estimates of electromagnetic fields and waves with the help of physical rules of thumb

Lectures

Exercises

Written exam

Written assignments

Approved assignments and take home exam are required for passing the course.

Failed, pass

EITF80 Electromagnetic Fields or EITF85 Electromagnetic Field Theory or ETEF01 Electromagnetic Field Theory or equivalent course.

Griffiths, David J.: Introduction to Electrodynamics. Cambridge University Press, 2017. ISBN 9781108420419.

Course Coordinator: Anders Karlsson, anders.karlsson@eit.lth.se

EITN80F

 -08-24

Professor Thomas Johansson