Write the four Maxwell’s Equations, together with the defining relationship for the fields (F~ = q(E~...

Write the four Maxwell’s Equations, together with the defining relationship for the fields (F~ = q(E~ + ~v × B~ ), and give a short summary of the experimental basis for each and define all symbols. Then describe Maxwell’s modification of Ampere’s Law and outline (without mathematical details) how it shows that light is an electromagnetic wave.

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maxwell equations can be written as

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