4. Basic notions of electromagnetism

This section is simply a reminder of the main electromagnetic quantities we'll be using in the future. It does not constitute a course in electromagnetism.

4.1 Fundamental quantities

In three-dimensional vector notation, Maxwell's equations are given by the following relations :

r o t (\vec{E}) + \frac{d \vec{B}}{d t} = 0; r o t (

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