Eletrodinâmica Clássica

Destinado principalmente a estudantes de pós-graduação em física, o livro traz uma exposição básica da teoria clássica do eletromagnetismo e apresenta a eletrodinâmica clássica no contexto da física moderna, expondo novos tópicos que normalmente não são tratados nos cursos de graduação. Com ênfase nos fenômenos associados à geração, propagação e interação dos campos eletromagnéticos com as várias formas de matéria, os tópicos são expostos de mane...

By Josif Frenkel
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Publisher: Edusp; 1 edition (2017)
Language: Portuguese Brazilian
ISBN-10: 8531403278
ISBN-13: 978-8531403279
Product Dimensions: 10.6 x 7.7 x 0.4 inches
Amazon Rank: 20500008
Format: PDF Text TXT book

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