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9780030972775

Classical Electromagnetic Radiation

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    9780030972775

  • ISBN10:

    0030972779

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1994-11-01
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Summary

The revision of this highly acclaimed text is designed for use in advanced physics courses--intermediate level juniors or first year graduates. Basic knowledge of vector calculus and Fourier analysis is assumed. In this edition, a very accessible macroscopic view of classical electromagnetics is presented with emphasis on integrating electromagnetic theory with physical optics. The presentation follows the historical development of physics, culminating in the final chapter, which uses four-vector relativity to fully integrate electricity with magnetism.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Fundamentals of Static Electromagnetism
1(42)
Units
2(1)
The Laws of Coulomb and Gauss
3(6)
Dielectric Media
9(6)
The Laws of Biot-Savart and Ampere
15(6)
The Lorentz Force
21(1)
Magnetic Materials
22(6)
Summary of Equations for Static Fields
28(2)
Boundary Conditions on the Field Vectors
30(4)
Point Charges and the Delta-Function
34(9)
Problems
36(7)
Multipole Fields
43(33)
The Electric Dipole
43(4)
Multipole Expansion of the Potential
47(2)
The Dipole Potential
49(2)
The Quadrupole Potential and the Quadrupole Moment
51(5)
Further Remarks Concerning Electric Multipoles
56(2)
Magnetic Multipoles
58(5)
Magnetic Scalar Potential and Fictitious Poles
63(4)
Magnetic Circuits and the Magnetic Ohm's Law
67(9)
Problems
70(6)
The Equations of Laplace and Poisson
76(50)
General Properties of Harmonic Functions
77(2)
Laplace's Equation in Rectangular Coordinates
79(6)
Laplace's Equation in Spherical Coordinates
85(13)
Spherical Harmonics
98(2)
Laplace's Equation in Cylindrical Coordinates
100(12)
Numerical Evaluation of Laplace Solutions
112(4)
Poisson's Equation---The Space-Charge-Limited Diode
116(10)
Problems
119(7)
Dynamic Electromagnetism
126(41)
Conservation of Charge and the Equation of Continuity
127(3)
Electromagnetic Induction
130(2)
Maxwell's Modification of Ampere's Law
132(3)
Maxwell's Equations
135(4)
Potential Functions of the Electromagnetic Field
139(4)
Energy in the Electromagnetic Field
143(4)
Electrostatic Energy and Coefficients of Potential
147(5)
The Maxwell Stress Tensor
152(4)
The Lagrange Function for a Charged Particle in an Electromagnetic Field
156(3)
Electromagnetism and Relativity
159(8)
Problems
160(7)
Electromagnetic Waves
167(32)
Plane Electromagnetic Waves in Nonconducting Media
167(7)
Polarization
174(3)
Poynting's Vector for Complex Fields
177(4)
Radiation Pressure
181(2)
Plane Waves in Conducting Media
183(5)
Current Distribution in Conductors---The Skin Effect
188(11)
Problems
195(4)
Reflection and Refraction
199(25)
Reflection and Transmission for Normal Incidence on a Dielectric Medium
199(4)
Oblique Incidence---The Fresnel Equations
203(8)
Total Internal Reflection
211(3)
Reflection from a Metallic Surface
214(4)
Refraction into a Conducting Medium
218(6)
Problems
221(3)
Waveguides
224(32)
Two-Conductor Transmission Lines
225(6)
Propagation of Waves Between Conducting Planes
231(4)
Waves in Hollow Conductors
235(3)
TE and TM Waves
238(2)
Rectangular Waveguides
240(5)
Optical Fibers
245(11)
Problems
252(4)
Retarded Potentials and Fields and Radiation by Charged Particles
256(33)
Retarded Potentials
256(5)
Retarded Fields
261(2)
The Lienard-Wiechert Potentials
263(5)
The Lienard-Wiechert Fields
268(3)
Fields Produced by a Charged Particle in Uniform Motion
271(3)
Radiation from an Accelerated Charged Particle at Low Velocities
274(2)
Radiation from a Charged Particle with Collinear Velocity and Acceleration
276(3)
Radiation from a Charged Particle Confined to a Circular Orbit
279(10)
Problems
285(4)
Antennas
289(46)
Radiation by Multipole Moments
289(3)
Electric Dipole Radiation
292(4)
Complete Fields of a Time-Dependent Electric Dipole
296(7)
Linear Antennas
303(8)
Antenna Directivity and Effective Area
311(4)
Electric Quadrupole Radiation
315(7)
Antenna Arrays
322(5)
Magnetic Dipole Radiation
327(8)
Problems
331(4)
Classical Electron Theory
335(43)
Scattering of an Electromagnetic Wave by a Charged Particle
336(4)
Dispersion in Gases
340(10)
Dispersion in Dense Matter
350(4)
Conductivity of Metals
354(2)
Wave Propagation in a Plasma
356(6)
The Zeeman Effect
362(5)
Radiation Damping
367(11)
Problems
370(8)
Interference and Coherence
378(45)
Wiener's Experiment and the ``Light Vector''
379(2)
Coherent and Incoherent Intensities
381(7)
``Almost Monochromatic'' Radiation
388(4)
Interference by Division of Wave Fronts
392(4)
Interference by Division of Amplitudes
396(2)
Coherence Time and Lengths
398(4)
Visibility of Interference Fringes
402(5)
Multiple Apertures---Diffraction Grating
407(4)
Multiple Reflections---Fabry-Perot Interferometer
411(12)
Problems
420(3)
Scalar Diffraction Theory and the Fraunhofer Limit
423(39)
The Helmholtz-Kirchhoff Integral
425(2)
The Kirchhoff Diffraction Theory
427(4)
Babinet's Principle
431(2)
Fresnel Zones
433(6)
Fraunhofer Diffraction
439(5)
Single Slit
444(1)
Double and Multiple Slits
445(3)
Rectangular Aperture
448(3)
Circular Aperture
451(11)
Problems
457(5)
Fresnel Diffraction and the Transition to Geometrical Optics
462(24)
The Fresnel Approximation
462(8)
The Transition Between Wave and Geometrical Optics
470(5)
Gaussian Beams and Laser Resonators
475(11)
Problems
485(1)
Relativistic Electrodynamics
486(45)
Galilean Transformation
487(3)
Lorentz Transformation
490(4)
Velocity, Momentum, and Energy in Relativity
494(5)
Four-Vectors in Electrodynamics
499(4)
Electromagnetic Field Tensors
503(5)
Transformation Properties of the Field Tensor
508(2)
Electric Field of a Point Charge in Uniform Motion
510(2)
Magnetic Field due to a Long Wire Carrying a Uniform Current
512(1)
Radiation by an Accelerated Charge
513(3)
Motion of a Charged Particle in an Electromagnetic Field---Lagrangian Formulation
516(4)
Lagrangian Formulation of the Field Equations
520(2)
Energy-Momentum Tensor of the Electromagnetic Field
522(9)
Problems
528(3)
APPENDIX A Vector and Tensor Analysis 531(13)
A.1 Definition of a Vector
531(2)
A.2 Vector Algebra
533(1)
A.3 Vector Differential Operators
534(2)
A.4 Differential Operations in Curvilinear Coordinates
536(3)
A.5 Integral Theorems
539(1)
A.6 Definition of a Tensor
540(2)
A.7 Diagonalization of a Tensor
542(1)
A.8 Tensor Operations
543(1)
APPENDIX B Fourier Series and Integrals 544(3)
B.1 Fourier Series
544(1)
B.2 Fourier Integrals
545(2)
APPENDIX C Fundamental Constants 547(1)
APPENDIX D Conversion of Electric and Magnetic Units 548(1)
APPENDIX E Equivalence of Electromagnetic Equations in the SI and Gaussian Systems 549(2)
Bibliography 551(6)
Index 557

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