ABSTRACT
The course will provide fundamental concepts and theories and apply their understanding to solve practical problems. From Maxwell's equations to EM wave propagation, participants will gain a deep insight into the underlying principles governing EM phenomena and their diverse applications. Applicative examples including software exercises will corroborate the theoretical concepts.
COURSE FORMAT
The Course is taught in 🇬🇧️ ENGLISH and offered
- On-site
- On-line (synchronous and asynchronous)
with video recordings, hand-outs, etc. of the lectures available off-line. (*)
COURSE CONTENT
- Maxwell's equations
- Interface conditions
- Constitutive relations
- Radiation conditions
- Energy theorems
- Elementary solutions of Maxwell's equations
- Plane waves
- Emerging trends in EM field applications and future directions
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
- Theoretical Lessons
- e-Xam Self Assessment (each teaching class or periodically)
- MATLAB Hands-On
- e-Xam Final Assessment
FURTHER READINGS
- G. Franceschetti, "Electromagnetics. Theory, Techniques, and Engineering Paradigms", Ed: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, 1997.
- G. Conciauro, "Introduzione alle onde elettromagnetiche", Ed: Mc-Graw-Hill, 1993.
- J. Stratton, "Electromagnetic Theory", Ed. McGraw-Hill, 1941.
- F. Morichetti and A. Melloni, "Mezzi di trasmissione per l'informazione", Ed: Independently Published, 2018.
- F. Morichetti and A. Melloni, "Mezzi di trasmissione per l'informazione: Esercizi svolti", Ed: Independently Published, 2018.
(*) Each registered participant acknowledges that the material distributed in the frame of the course, available for the duration of one academic year, is protected by copyright and delivered for educational purposes and personal use only. The participant agrees and undertakes not to forward, publish, disclose, distribute, disseminate - in any form or manner - such a material without written consent of the author(s) of the material. Unless otherwise explicitly allowed by the speaker in written form, no recordings of the online lectures can be made.