Electrodynamics

Dietmar Petrascheck studied physics at the University of Vienna where he also received his doctorate. In 1987 he completed his habilitation at the University of Linz and has been an associate professor since 1997. Franz Schwabl (deceased) was full professor of theoretical physics at the Technical University of Munich and retired in 2003. He conducted research in the field of magnetic materials and investigated structure formation in driven, dissipative nonequilibrium systems. He is the author of the very well-known textbooks on Quantum Mechanics and Statistical Mechanics.

• Lorentz Force and Maxwell’s Equations.-  Stationary Electric Charges and the Distribution of Electricity on Conductors.- Boundary Value problems in Electrostatics.- Magnetostatics in Vacuum.- Electromagnetic Processes in Matter.- Electrostatics in Matter.- Magnetostatics in Matter.- Fields of Moving Charges.- Quasi-Stationary Currents.- Electromagnetic Waves.- X-Ray Scattering.- Special Theory of Relativity.- Covariant Electrodynamics.- Relativistic Mechanics.- Vectors, Vector Analysis and Integral Theorems.- Mathematical Tools.- Systems of Units in Electrodynamics.- Compilation of Formulas for Electrodynamics.