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Fundamentals of Electrodynamics

Jürgen Nitsch, Frank Gronwald, Günter Wollenberg

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This chapter contains sections titled: Maxwell Equations Derived from Conservation Laws – an Axiomatic Approach The Electromagnetic Field as a Gauge Field – a Gauge Field Approach The Relation Between the Axiomatic Approach and the Gauge Field Approach Solutions of Maxwell Equations Boundary Value Problems and Integral Equations References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Maxwell Equations Derived from Conservation Laws – an Axiomatic Approach The Electromagnetic Field as a Gauge Field – a Gauge Field Approach The Relation Between the Axiomatic Approach and the Gauge Field Approach Solutions of Maxwell Equations Boundary Value Problems and Integral Equations References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Maxwell Equations Derived from Conservation Laws – an Axiomatic Approach The Electromagnetic Field as a Gauge Field – a Gauge Field Approach The Relation Between the Axiomatic Approach and the Gauge Field Approach Solutions of Maxwell Equations Boundary Value Problems and Integral Equations References

Key concepts: Maxwell's equations, Gauge fixing, Introduction to gauge theory, Electromagnetic field, Axiom, Gauge (firearms), Relation (database), Axiomatic system

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