Course title
応用電磁気学   [Advanced Electromagnetism]
Course category common courses  Requirement   Credit 2 
Department   Year   Semester Spring 
Course type Spring  Course code 1060486
Instructor(s)
香取 浩子, 箕田 弘喜   [KATORI Hiroko, MINODA Hiroki]
Facility affiliation Faculty of Engineering Office   Email address

Course description
Understand the relation between Maxwell equation and Coulomb's law, Ampere's and Faraday's law.
Understand how the electromagnetic fields are derived from the electromagnetic potentials.
Understand the microscopic origin of the electromagnetic fields in materials.
Expected Learning
Understand electromagnetic field inside materials and mechanisms of dielectric and magnetic properties of materials can be discussed from the microscopic point of views.
Course schedule
1.Electric Field in vacuum
1.1 Maxwell equation
1.2 Divergence and Gauss theorem
1.3 Rotation and Stokes theorem
1.4 Coulomb's low
1.5 Faraday's low
1.6 Ampere's low
1.7 Displacement current
1.8 Scalar potential
1.9 Poisson's equation and Laplace equation
1.10 Vector potential
1.11 Energy conservation and pointing vector
1.12 Electromagnetic potential in electrostatic field
1.13 Electromagnetic field
2.Electromagnetic field in materials
2.1 Inside dielectrics
2.2 Polarization charges, Polarization currents and magnetic currents
2.3 Maxwell equation in materials
2.3 Vector potential and magnetic momentum
2.4 Magnetic momentum of electrons
2.5 Magnetic properties of materials
2.6 electromagnetic field in materials
Prerequisites
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Assessment/Grading
Participation in discussions during the lecture, oral presentation, and final examination.
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6/27/2018 2:09:29 PM