Explore advanced concepts in theoretical physics through this comprehensive lecture focusing on the initial value problem, strong Huygens principle, and Maxwell equations. Delve into selected topics of electrodynamics and the theory of relativity as part of the Warsaw4PhD Doctoral School lecture series. Led by professor Jerzy Kijowski from the Centrum Fizyki Teoretycznej PAN, this 1 hour and 32 minute session provides an in-depth examination of these fundamental principles, offering valuable insights for doctoral students and physics enthusiasts alike.
Initial Value Problem, Strong Huygens Principle, and Maxwell Equations in Electrodynamics - Lecture 7
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Overview
Syllabus
7. Initial value problem. Strong Huygens principle. Maxwell equations.
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Centrum Fizyki Teoretycznej PAN
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