Lecture Notes by Michael Fowler, UVa.
This is a continuing project, the lectures may be further edited.
* means optional.
1. A Guide to Jackson Chapter 1
2. Discontinuities in fields at surfaces
3. Reviewing Units. Warning: Jackson is bilingual!
5. More Math: Helmholtz' Theorem
7. Electrostatics II: Conductors, Green's Theorem, Green's Functions
9. Green's Reciprocation Theorem
11. Green's Function and Basis States
12. Cartesian Variable Separation
14. 2D Electrostatics Using Complex Variable I
15. 2D Electrostatics Using Complex Variable II
19. Remarks on some Azimuthally Symmetric Problems
20. Spherical Green's Functions
21. Cylindrical Symmetry: Bessel Functions
22. Cylindrical Green's Functions
25. * Conducting Plane With Circular Hole
32. Magnetization and the field H
34. Magnetostatic Boundary Conditions
36. Field Energy and Inductance
37. Quasi-Static Magnetic Fields in Conductors
39. Time-Dependent Green's Functions
40. * Derivation of Macroscopic Equations
41. Energy Flow, Maxwell's Electromagnetic Stress Tensor, Poynting's Vector
42. Poynting Flow in Lossy Media
43. Poynting Flow for Harmonic Fields
44. Electromagnetic Symmetries. The Dirac Monopole.
46. Plane Electromagnetic Waves
47. Frequency Dispersion in Dielectrics and Conductors
48. The High Frequency Limit: Plasma Frequency
49. Propagation in the Ionosphere
50. Group Velocity and Wave Packet Spread
51. Kramers Kronig Dispersion Relations
52. Plane Waves in Anisotropic Media
53. From Oersted to Waveguides
56. Resonant Cavities and Schumann Resonances
57. Radiating Systems, Dipole and Quadrupole Fields
61. Introduction to Special Relativity
64. Elementary Introduction to How Fields Transform
65. Relativistic Notation, the Field Tensor
66. From the Larmor Formula to the Relativistic Case
67. Lienard Weichert Potentials
71. Spin One-Half in Slowly Varying Field: g - 2
72. Relativistic Particle in Electromagnetic Field
73. Charged Particle in Static Electric and/or Magnetic Field
74. Guiding Center Drift in Nonuniform Magnetic Field
75. Adiabatic Invariants for a Charged Particle in a Varying Magnetic Field<>
Two of my other courses: Graduate Classical Mechanics, text used: Landau and Lifshitz. Graduate Quantum Mechanics, text used: Shankar.
If you want some lighter reading, try my Modern Physics notes.