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Differential geometric formulation of Maxwells equations

Maxwell’s equations Maris Ozols January 16, 2012 Abstract Maxwell’s equations in the di erential geometric formulation are as follows: dF = dF = 0 The goal of these notes is to introduce the necessary notation and to derive these equations from the stan-dard di erential formulation Only basic knowledge of linear algebra is assumed 1



Maxwell’s Equations in Terms of Di erential Forms

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