Electromagnetic theory.
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| Works: | 55 works in 13 publications in 13 languages | |
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The electric theories of J. Clerk Maxwell = a historical and critical study /
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Electromagnetics of body area networks = antennas, propagation, and RF systems /
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Relativistic dynamics of a charged sphere = updating the Lorentz-Abraham model /
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Engineering electromagnetism : = physical processes and computation /
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Multipole Theory in Electromagnetism = Classical, quantum, and symmetry aspects, with applications
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Electromagnetic and optical pulse propagation.. 2,. Temporal pulse dynamics in dispersive, attenuative media.
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Transformation electromagnetics and metamaterials = fundamental principles and applications /
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Light and vacuum = the wave-particle nature of the light and the quantum vacuum through the coupling of electromagnetic theory and quantum electrodynamics /
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the Classical theory of fields : = Course of theoretical physics. Volume 2 ;
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Light-matter interaction : = physics and engineering at the nanoscale /
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Versuch einer theorie der electrischen und optischen erscheinungen in bewegten Körpern /
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Relativistic dynamics of a charged sphere : = updating the Lorentz-Abraham model /
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Outlines of the theory of electromagnetism : = a series of lectures delivered before the Calcutta University /
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Light-matter interaction : = physics and engineering at the nanoscale /
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From ER to E.T. = how electromagnetic technologies are changing our lives /
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Introduction to electromagnetic theory and the physics of conducting solids
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