Maxwell for Antennas: Electric and Magnetic Properties

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Explores the Schrödinger equation in a 1D potential well and its implications for energy states and wave functions.

Explores Coulomb's Law, electric fields, continuous charge distributions, visualization techniques, and Gauss's Law.

Introduces the first Maxwell equation in static form, emphasizing the conservative nature of the Coulomb force.

Explores the Finite Element Method applied to linear statics of deformable solids.

Investigates the interaction of electromagnetic waves with matter, focusing on absorption, transmission, and reflection processes.

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