James Clerk Maxwell's equations are a big deal in physics, explaining the fundamentals of electricity and magnetism. Here's the gist of how they work.

Journal of Computational Mathematics, Vol. 25, No. 3 (May 2007), pp. 305-336 (32 pages) We review time-domain formulations of radiation boundary conditions for Maxwell's equations, focusing on methods ...

All of our understanding of electronics hinges on Maxwell’s equations, but not many people know them. Even fewer have an intuitive feel for the equations, and [Ali] wants to help you with that.

Maxwell's Equations tell us a lot about electromagnetic interactions and physics.

A Student’s Guide to Maxwell’s Equations is far superior, though I confess that even after reading it, I still can’t use Maxwell’s equations to derive Ohm’s law.

A recent research article backed by Cheyney Design and Development, a leader in X-ray inspection and imaging technologies, presents a revolutionary perspective on the nature of light. The article ...

Special Sessions In addition to the special session on Maxwell’s equations, three more sessions dealing with general EMC and two on SI/PI are planned to run Tuesday, Aug. 5 through Thursday, Aug. 7.