Dielectrics and Waves

Macroscopic approach complex permittivity and permaebility polarization and magnetization couloumb and dipole fields space-charge fields correlations between electric and magnetic phenomena Maxwell's field equations electromagnetic waves in unbounded space descriptions of dielectrics by various sets of parameters forces field energy and radiation polarized radiation dipole radiation boundary conditions Fresnel's equations reflection and refraction of plane waves by loss-free dielectrics standing waves interference optics skin effect reflection and refraction by media with loss guided waves electromagnetic fields in waveguides measurement of dielectrics in shorted waveguides short-circuited guides and cavity resonators treatment of field phenomena by equivalent circuits representation of dielectrics by lumped circuit equivalents molecular approach-survey molecular mechanisms of polarization the Clausius-Mosotti-Lorens equation electronic polarization anomalous dispersion and resonance absorbtion electromagnetic radiation Bohr's quantum theory wave mechanics structure of atoms Stark effect Zeeman effect the energy level diagram of atoms dispersion formula of quantum mechanics the formulation of molucules wave functions of molecules and the concept of quantum mechanical resonance bond energies and dipole moments of diatomic molecules static dielectric constants and dipole moments of polar gases polyatomic molecules vibration and rotation electronic, atomic and orientation polarization of gas molecules band width of spectral lines microwave sperctroscopy pressure broadening and Debye's realization equation the Mosotti catastrophe and the local field formation and structure of liquids and solids models for the discussion of orientation polarization in liquids and solids piezoelectricity dipole moments - piezoelectricity and crystal structure ferroelectricity paramagnetism and ferromagnetism ferromagnetic metals and semiconductors interfacial and space-charge polarization conduction and breakdown.