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Using appropriate fundamental therems of vector calculus derive macroscopic Maxwell's equations from microscopic equations with every...

Using appropriate fundamental therems of vector calculus derive macroscopic Maxwell's equations from microscopic equations with every detail.

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I have followed notations of Griffith's(Electrodynamics book).

genius_generous answered 1 year ago
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