283 Electromagnetism

Electromagnetism is the phenomenon of electric and magnetic fields, both of them being the same thing but made different by how charges move.

Electromagnetism is also fundamentally related to special relativity because it is independent of the reference frame.

Some immediate applications of the study of electromagnetism are in electronics, optics, and spectroscopy and, mathematically, in vector calculus, differential equations, and differential geometry.

• Complex Analysis
• Complex Conjugate
• Electromagnetism
• Lorentz Force Law
• Mathematics Appendix
• Maxwell’s Equations
• Operators
• Physics Mathematical Appendix
• Radiation
• Special Relativity and Electric Fields
• Stokes’ Theorem for Flux Integral
• Stokes’ Theorem Physics