Electromagnetism
Classical electrodynamics is the study of a new field, or force that is more
complicated than gravitational force because there are now attractive and
repulsive central forces.
Here are a few of the more fundamental problems in classical
Electrodynamics:
- Electrostatic properties -
1 charge
solution
- Electrostatic discharge - Lightning
- Bound current - Permanent magnetic field in Iron
- Free current - Displacement current through a capacitor
- Lorentz force - Solar wind trajectory from Earth's fields
- Larmor formula - Power output from giant radio transmitter
- Leinerd-Wiechert potential - Relativisitc effects from speed of
field
- Abraham-Lorentz force - Charges affecting themselves
- Electromagnetic waves - Polarization of natural light
- Wave guides - Fiberoptic cable bent too far
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