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General Information for Physics 213 – Electricity and Magnetism Spring 2003 Contact information: Instructor: Randy Headrick ( rheadrick@uvm.edu Office: A509 Cook Phone: Web page: http://www.uvm.edu/~rheadric Description: This is the first semester of a yearlong introduction to classical electromagnetic theory. The course covers electrostatic fields, magnetic fields, electric and magnetic properties of matter, and electromagnetic energy relationships. Lectures are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:05-9:55 in Cook A402. Office hours are Tuesday 1:30-3:30pm, or by appointment. The required text is Introduction to Electrodynamics , by D.J. Griffiths. Other texts that you may find useful include: div, grad, curl, and all that rd edition, by H.M. Schey. Classical Electromagnetic Radiation, 3 rd edition, by Heald and Marion. Foundations of Electromagnetic Theory th edition, by J.R. Reitz, F.J. Milford, and R.W. Christy Homework: Homework will be handed out during most Wednesday class meetings and will be due at the following Wednesday class, unless otherwise stated. The logical development of the theory and the problem solving depend heavily on what has come before.

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General Physics Chair, Physics Department, MSU Topics Education Demonstrations General Physics course program ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM 1. Program of the course. 1.1. Introduction. Electromagnetic interaction and its place among other interactions of nature. Electric charge. Microscopic support of charge. Millikan experiment. Law of electric charge conservation. 1.2. Electrostatics. Coulomb’s law and its field interpretation. Vector of electric field intensity. Principle of electric field superposition. Flux of electric field intensity. Ostrogradsky-Gauss theorem., its differential formulation. Irnshow’s theorem. Work of electric field forces, its potentiality. Potential of electric field, its normalization. Connection of potential and intensity of electric field. Circulation of electric field intensity. Theorem of circulation, its differential representation. Stocks theorem. Poisson equation and mathematical formulation of electrostatic problems. Electric dipole. Field of dipole. Forces, acting on the dipole in electric field. Energy of electric charge system. Energy of interaction and self-energy. Electrostatic field energy and its cubic density. Energy of electric dipole in the external field.

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