PHYS-41100 Computational Electrodynamics

This course is a continuation of PHYS 31000. Maxwell's Equations are used to describe EM radiation, reflection and refraction, polarization, and energy density. Applications may include radiating charges, antennae, waveguides, transmission lines, and/or relativistic electrodynamics. Computational techniques will be used to study and model these phenomena.

Credits

Prerequisite

PHYS 31000 and CPSC 31500

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