In Classical Electrodynamics (I), we have covered the first 7 chapters of the textbook, which elegantly lay down the foundation of electrodynamics. This was done concurrently with a systematic exposition of some key topics in applied mathematics.

The remaining chapters address selected topics of deep physical insight as well as current interest, which also help students consolidate their knowledge of the fundamental principles. In this course (Classical Electrodynamics II), we will cover a fraction of these topics, such as waveguides, cavities, radiating systems, scattering, diffraction, special theory of relativity, and synchrotron radiation. If time allows, we will also cover the basic plasma physics.