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Guest lectures on "Theory of Electromagnetic Fields", "Maxwell's Equations in Mechatronics"

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. compact formulations of Maxwell's Equations in different areas of physics
Maxwell equations ____________ MENU ____________ Theory + Practice
1. Maxwell's equations in classic electrodynamics (classic field theory)_
a) Maxwell equations (no movement), b) Maxwell equations (with moved bodies)
2. Maxwell's equations in quantum electrodynamics (quantum field theory)
Proca's extended Maxwell equations and resulting wave equations
3. Right Hand Rules as Memo Maps for central derivations from Maxwell equations
Central derivations from Maxwell's equations with respect to all important phenomena
inside electrodynamics are shown as a new Mind Map with memorable Memo Maps
using variations of famous "Maxwell's Hand"
4. Maxwell's equations as a subset of the relativistic quantum unified equation
Maxwell equations as the basis for interdisciplinary physics - also derivable from
Newton's law using (v Nabla) m - and as the central basis for a unified field theory
5. Maxwell's equations & its analogies for industrial applications in mechatronics
Basic and extended Maxwell equations and developed interdisciplinary applications in
motor car production, magnetic gripper design for robots and anti-vibration systems
6. "Products and Services; from R & D to Final Solutions"
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Using the special simplified (Lorentz) transformation equation E' = E + v x B and c = 1 / (0 0 )


we get with curl v = 2 the following transformed, non-relativistic electric source law:
div D' = div (E + v x B) = + div (v x B) = + B rot v - v rot B = + 2 H - v J / c
NOTE: div' D' = '' only yields the transformed divergence div D' = ,
IF we are assuming non-relativistic (v << c) and non-rotational movements (= 0)
and D / t = 0 and material properties = const.
.
In other words: When publications about Maxwell's equations are promising
that the special simplified Lorentz' transformation equation E' = E + v x B
can solve ALL problems about "Electrodynamics with respect to moved objects"
(both translatorical and rotational movements of objects)
the author of this website recommends to forget those assertions immediately.
Refer to detailled website (in the moment only in German):
Errors caused by false conclusions from Maxwell's Equations
.
As to notation of Maxwell's equations with dashed characters ( ' ) in the eqations (1*) - (4*)
and special derivations refer to the following web site in German language
"Elektrodynamik-Komplette Maxwell Gleichungen"
including several examples for transformation equations (left side of Maxwell's equations)
and additional fields (right side of Maxwell's equations) caused by motion of bodies.

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Notation (B) of extended Maxwell's equations including material properties

extended Maxwell's equations (1a) - (4a) are equivalent to (1*) - (4*),


if we are replacing the constitutive equations (5) - (7) by the entities D, B and J
and the fields in the left sides of eq. (1a) - (4a) by the "hidden" transformation equations.
As color information is lost in black-white-copies, it's normally better using dashed entities (1*)-(4*)
1. extended maxwell's equation (fields)
Ampere-Maxwell's Law

(1a)

2. extended maxwell's equation (fields)


Faraday-Lorentz'-Law

(2a)

3. extended maxwell's equation (sources)


electric Gauss' Law
4. extended maxwell's equation (sources)
magnetic Gauss' Law
using classic electrodynamic field terms
for B, H, D, E etc work with area based
vector analysis for field theory
using superior magnetic vectorpotential A
based on B = x A with line based
vector analysis for field theory

(3a)
(4a)
(v ) B =
x (B x v) + v ( B) - B ( v)+ (B ) v

(*)

(v ) A =
- v x x A + (A v) - A x x v - (A ) v

( ** )

This shown re-formulation leads to a symmetric structure


of Maxwell's equations (1a), (2a), (3a) and (4a).
NOTE:
Similar to Dirac's suggestion constructing a set
Symmetric structure
of symmetric Maxwell equations we automatically get
of Maxwell Equations
both the electric charge density ( - P)
and the magnetic charge density (-M)
.
( * ) 1. EXAMPLE for evaluation with magnetic flux density Terms : Derivation of FaradayLorentz' Law
using equation ( * ) : Assuming special conditions/restrictions (-> in literature often not mentioned)
i.e. incompressible materials -> div v = 0, space independent constant movements -> (B grad) v =
0
and in magnetic fields directly from magnetic Gauss' law always -> div B = 0 the remaining term on
the
right side in equation ( * ) yields -> rot ( B x v ) = - rot ( v x B ) = - curl ( v x B ). Inserting this result
in
Faraday's Law eq. (2a) or (2*) we can simply derive the extended 2. Maxwell's equation for
moved bodies:
.
differential Faraday - Lorentz' - Law

curl E' = - d B / dt = - B / t + curl (v x B)

(2b)

.
using equation ( ** ) with same condition mentioned above you get eq. (2b) with x A =Nabla x A
= curl A = B

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