Classical Electrodynamics-3 Pages 1994-2097

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The document appears to be a list of topics related to classical electrodynamics spanning from 1994 to 2097. Each line contains a year followed by a numerical label and brief title for various topics within classical electrodynamics, such as "FieldEquation", "Gauge transformations", and "Magnetostatics". There are over 2000 lines of topics listed in numerical order without further details.

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1996
CLASSICALELECTRODYNAMICS
336 FieldEquation
337 Fieldoutside adielectricmedium, Electricfieldinside adielectric
338 Forceson current-carryingconductors
339 Complex Fresnel Coefficients

1997
340 Gauge transformations,Lorentzgauge andCoulombsgauge,Gauge invariance
341 Gauss’sLaw, Applicationof Gauss’sLaw,Gauss’slaw ina dielectric
342 Hall EffectinSemiconductors
343 HelmoholtzTheorem
344 Hysteresis
345 Methodof Images
346 InducedSurface Charges
347 Inductance
348 Jefimenko’sEquations
349 Laplace’sequation,Laplace’sequationinone independentvariable,SolutiontoLaplace’sequation
350 Lienard-WiechertPotentials

2059
CLASSICALELECTRODYNAMICS
351 LorentzGauge
352 MagneticVectorPotential,MagneticScalarPotential
353 MagneticFlux

2060
354 MagneticInduction
355 MagneticIntensity,MagneticintensityvectorH,RelationbetweenHandM
356 MagneticMonopoles
357 MagneticPole Density
358 Magneticpropertiesof steadycurrent
359 MagneticSusceptibility,
360 Magnetization

2083
CLASSICALELECTRODYNAMICS
361 Magnetostatics

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Classical Electrodynamics-3 Pages 1994-2097

1. 1994

2. 1995

3. 1996 CLASSICALELECTRODYNAMICS 336 FieldEquation 337 Fieldoutside adielectricmedium, Electricfieldinside adielectric 338 Forceson current-carryingconductors 339 Complex Fresnel Coefficients

4. 1997 340 Gauge transformations,Lorentzgauge andCoulombsgauge,Gauge invariance 341 Gauss’sLaw, Applicationof Gauss’sLaw,Gauss’slaw ina dielectric 342 Hall EffectinSemiconductors 343 HelmoholtzTheorem 344 Hysteresis 345 Methodof Images 346 InducedSurface Charges 347 Inductance 348 Jefimenko’sEquations 349 Laplace’sequation,Laplace’sequationinone independentvariable,SolutiontoLaplace’sequation 350 Lienard-WiechertPotentials

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