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  1. ---
  2. title: Exemple de structure possible sur le thème "Electromagnétisme"
  3. published: true
  4. routable: true
  5. visible: false
  6. lessons:
  7. - slug: structure-example-123-electromagnetism
  8. order: 3
  9. - slug: structure-example-234-electromagnetism
  10. order: 2
  11. ---
  12. <!--caligraphie de l'intégrale double curviligne-->
  13. $`\def\oint{\displaystyle\mathop{{\int}\mkern-16mu \scriptsize \bigcirc}}`$
  14. #### Tips for thinking about the structuring of this level 3
  15. This is the **equivalent of the first or two years at university**.
  16. There is a big jump with the lower level. But we are not limited
  17. to a number of hours or pages. We can make a quiet and controlled progression
  18. even inside this level 3.
  19. The high school is not homogeneous, there are sectors, specialties and options, and moreover
  20. programs also vary by country and time. Certain mathematical tools
  21. level N3 can be seen already in high school. Conversely, it is possible that certain themes
  22. of our N2 level, are not seen in high school. **Think these levels 2 and 3 freely and**
  23. **without leading references**.
  24. Even within a level, you have to be very progressive, we have the space for that.
  25. The gap should not be too large from one level to another, so as not to demotivate
  26. students.
  27. ##### The blocks
  28. In this level 3, **blocks** are important because they **allow to differentiate**
  29. **students**. For example we can make an electrostatic block for
  30. students who wish to stop at this level 3 in electromagnetism. This may be
  31. a block with only direct calculations, and the notion of electric dipole. But
  32. without Gauss's theorems and the divergence operator, which will be put in another
  33. block for students who must prepare the mastery of the equations of
  34. Maxwell's electromagnetism at level 4.
  35. Later we can associate a metadata in the file, to select certain
  36. blocks and offer specific educational circuits according to the student's wishes.
  37. So use the blocks to **target the different pre-specialties** within
  38. of this level 3.
  39. Note: A block, which can contain several chapters and many figures, can be
  40. quite heavy, but the estimate is that a block displayed in a presentation mode,
  41. is displayed relatively quickly in 4G (even without wifi connection). A block will match
  42. most likely to 1 web page of M3P2, otherwise 2 or 3.
  43. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  44. ##### Color coded blocks in this design step:
  45. !! BLOCK: all students entering this level 3
  46. !!!! BLOCK students who will have to master Maxwell's electromagnetism at level 4
  47. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  48. #### An example of what to do in terms of structure: level 3
  49. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-1*
  50. !!
  51. !! *Possible title* : Conceptual diagram of electromagnetism
  52. !!
  53. !! *Short description* :
  54. !! An introduction to levels 3 and 4 of teaching electromagnetism
  55. !! intended for physicists and others who will need to master Maxwell's equations.
  56. !! And a learning guide on levels 3 and 4.
  57. !!
  58. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chapters* :
  59. !! * give a general vision of electromagnetism, the cycle:
  60. !! moving charges
  61. !! $`=`$ (4 Maxwell equations) $`\Longrightarrow`$
  62. !! Lorentz forces on charges
  63. !! $`=`$ (Dynamic $`\overrightarrow{dp} = \overrightarrow F} dt) \Longrightarrow`$
  64. !! modification of the movement of charges.
  65. !! * area of ​​validity
  66. !! * brief history
  67. !! * learning guide for level 3 and blocks for all at level 4 :
  68. ! why first electrostat, magnetosta,
  69. !! why mathematical tool divergence, rotational, etc ..., <br>
  70. !! difference between electromag in vacuum, and in matter (averages of the fields
  71. !! in mesoscopic volumes), ...
  72. !!
  73. !! *For whom?* : All, at this level 3.
  74. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  75. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-2*
  76. !!
  77. !! *Possible title* : Introduction to electromagnetic phenomena
  78. !!
  79. !! *Short description* : A general view of electromagnetic phenomena
  80. !! of level N3, by privileging the phenomenological study with the mathematical tool
  81. !! level N3 deprived of the divergence and rotational tools (we can cite them and give
  82. !! intuitive meaning, but go no further) necessary to
  83. !! Maxwell's electromagnetism.
  84. !!
  85. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chapters* :
  86. !! The causes of the electric field (static: charges; and variable: B variable,
  87. !! therefore in particular variable currents, moving currents and magnets).
  88. !! The causes of the magnetic field (static: constant currents; and variable E variable,
  89. !! therefore in particular variable currents, moving currents and magnets).
  90. !!
  91. !! *For whom?* : all (physics, biology, ecology, etc.) at level N3.
  92. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  93. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-3*
  94. !!
  95. !! *Possible title* : Electrostatics in vacuum: direct calculations
  96. !!
  97. !! *Short description* : Electrostatic: E and V, with integral relation (circulation)
  98. !! and local (gradient) between E and V. Direct calculations of E created by loads, and
  99. !! of F induced by E on charges, introduction to the electric dipole
  100. !! (force and moment which is exerted on it, and field E which it creates at great distance).
  101. !!
  102. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chapters* :
  103. !!
  104. !! *For whom?* : All (physics, biology, ecology, etc.) at level N3.
  105. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  106. !!!! *BLOCK ELMAG3-4*
  107. !!!!
  108. !!!! *Possible title* : Electrostatics in vacuum: first steps towards Maxwell's equations
  109. !!!!
  110. !!!! *Short description* : Gaussian theorem (integral and local) and all the tool
  111. !!!! conceptual and associated mathematics: symmetries, vectors and pseudo vectors, divergence,
  112. !!!! rotational, Laplacian, Poisson equation
  113. !!!!
  114. !!!! *Program elements, or structuring in chapter* :
  115. !!!! finalize $`div \overrightarrow{E} = \ ho / \epsilon_0`$, but also
  116. !!!! $`\overrightarrow{rot} \overrightarrow{E} = \ overrightarrow{0}`$
  117. !!!! and $`\Delta V = \rho / \epsilon_0`$
  118. !!!!
  119. !!!!
  120. !!!! *For whom?* : Physicists and others who will have to master Maxwell's equations.
  121. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  122. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-5*
  123. !!
  124. !! *Possible title* : Conductive media (subject to stationary E)
  125. !!
  126. !! *Short description* : conductive & semiconductor media, bound charges
  127. !! AND presence of free charges, thermal speed.
  128. !! Materials (solid) cond. and semi-cond subjected to stationary E: drift speed, notion of hole
  129. !! Cond. participating in a closed conductive circuit: current volume density vector,
  130. !! then surface, intensity, resistivity-conductivity (local prop) and resistance,
  131. !! Ohm's law (local and integral), charge conservation equation (all see
  132. !! or review the discrepancy here)
  133. !! Cond. isolated: external / internal / total electric field, transient: external E field => free charges
  134. !! on the surface, equilibrium => Etotal = 0 => equipotential & volume density of zero charge
  135. !! (phenomenological justification, and by Th Gauss cited for all)
  136. !! towards Faraday cage and EM waves (even if it is variable E)
  137. !!
  138. !! *Idea* : it is for everyone at level 3. If it is too detailed for some, it is
  139. !! remains a description of this theme at level 2
  140. !!
  141. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chapters* :
  142. !!
  143. !! *For whom?* All at level 3.
  144. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  145. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-6*
  146. !!
  147. !! *Possible title* : Dielectric media 1 (subjected to stationary Eext)
  148. !!
  149. !! *Short description* : Short description: dielectric medium, dipole moment
  150. !! electric, phenomena at the origin of dipole moments, polarization vector,
  151. !! electronic, atomic and orientation polarization, E and P relationship, LHI media:
  152. !! susceptibility, uniform, non-uniform polarization, volume density of charges
  153. !! polarization, surface density of polarization charges, dielectric / conductor interface
  154. !! with isotropic / anisotropic dielectric, electric induction vector, links between D, E, P, ε, ε_0, ε_r, χe
  155. !! (all this for E stationary, but in "beyond, we indicate that it will depend on the frequency
  156. !! of field E => N4)
  157. !!
  158. !! *Idea* : it is for everyone at level 3. If it is too detailed for some, it is
  159. !! remains a description of this theme at level 2
  160. !!
  161. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chapters* :
  162. !!
  163. !! *For whom?* All at level 3.
  164. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  165. !!!! *BLOCK ELMAG3-7*
  166. !!!!
  167. !!!! *Possible title* : Dielectric media 2 (subjected to stationary Eext)
  168. !!!!
  169. !!!! *Short description* : Gaussian theorem (integral and local) expressed
  170. !!!! with E, then with D
  171. !!!!
  172. !!!! *Program elements, or structuring in chapters* :
  173. !!!!
  174. !!!!
  175. !!!! *For whom?* : Physicists and others who will have to master Maxwell's equations
  176. !!!! in matter and at interfaces
  177. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  178. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-8*
  179. !!
  180. !! *Possible title* : Capacitors (subject to stationary E)
  181. !!
  182. !! *Short description* : Conductors in total influence - capacitors
  183. !! - capacity - with and without dielectric - series and in parallel - energy - and?
  184. !!
  185. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chapter* :
  186. !!
  187. !! *For whom?* : All at level 3.
  188. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  189. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-9*
  190. !!
  191. !! *Possible title* : Magnetostatics in vacuum: direct calculations
  192. !!
  193. !! *Short description* : B (induction) and, H! (Excitation) and direct calculations
  194. !! various,
  195. !! The causes of the magnetic field, direct calculations of B / H (infinite wire and
  196. !! what can we say about B / H created by a current straightline, by a circular current loop
  197. !! at a point on its axis, and far from the loop (analogy with E, because not B = rotA), and
  198. !! invariance with respect to the exact shape of the loop in its plane. Notion of
  199. !! magnetic dipole.
  200. !! The effects of B: calculations of forces induced by B, between 2 rectilinear conductors
  201. !! infinity traversed by I cst, force and moment exerted by B on a circular loop
  202. !! rigid current, towards the action of a B on a magnetic dipole.
  203. !!
  204. !! *Idea* : it is for everyone at level 3. If it is too detailed for some, it is
  205. !! remains a description of this theme at level 2
  206. !!
  207. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chaptes* :
  208. !!
  209. !! *For whom?* : All at level 3.
  210. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  211. !!!! *BLOCK ELMAG3-10*
  212. !!!!
  213. !!!! *Possible title* : Magnetostatics in vacuum: first steps towards equations
  214. !!!! by Maxwell
  215. !!!!
  216. !!!! *Short description* : Ampere theorem (integral and local) and all the tool
  217. !!!! conceptual and mathematical divergence, rotational, necessary for the equations of
  218. !!!! Maxwell, B = rot (A), relation between A and j, feedback on field B / H created by loop
  219. !!!! current circular away from the loop.
  220. !!!!
  221. !!!! *Program elements, or structuring in chapters* :
  222. !!!! finalize $`rot \overrightarrow{H} = \overrightarrow{j}`$ /
  223. !!!! $`rot \overrightarrow{B} = \mu_0 \overrightarrow{j}`$ ET $`\oint \overrightarrow{B} \cdot \overrightarrow{dS} = 0`$,
  224. !!!! Point out the difference between $`\displaystyle \int`$ and $`\oint`$ : case of the magnetic field.
  225. !!!!
  226. !!!! *For whom?* Physicists and others who will have to master Maxwell's equations.
  227. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  228. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-11*
  229. !!
  230. !! *Possible title* : Magnetic media 1 (submitted to stationary Bext)
  231. !!
  232. !! *Short description* : magnetic media, magnetic moment: orbital and spin,
  233. !! magnetization M, magnetization: amperic approach at this level N3,
  234. !! non-uniform magnetization => volume vector density of magnetization currents,
  235. !! uniform / non-uniform => surface density vector of magnetization current,
  236. !! paramagnetism / diamagnetism / ferromagnetism.
  237. !! relations between H, B, M, μ, μ_0, μ_r, χ_m, in LHI media or not
  238. !!
  239. !! *Idea* : it is for everyone at level 3. If it is too detailed for some, it is
  240. !! remains a description of this theme at level 2
  241. !!
  242. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chapters* :
  243. !!
  244. !! *For whom?* : All at level 3
  245. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  246. !!!! *BLOCK ELMAG3-12*
  247. !!!!
  248. !!!! *Possible title* : Magnetic media 2 (submitted to stationary Bext)
  249. !!!!
  250. !!!! *Short description* : Ampère's theorem as a function of B, then of H
  251. !!!!
  252. !!!! *For whom?* Physicists and others who will have to master Maxwell's equations
  253. !!!! in matter and at interfaces
  254. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  255. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-13*
  256. !!
  257. !! *Possible title* : Electromagnetic induction phenomena: first steps
  258. !!
  259. !! *Short description* : For those who will stay at this level 3, without reaching
  260. !! Maxwell's equations.
  261. !!
  262. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chapters* :
  263. !! electromagnetic coupling,
  264. !! electromotive force $`e = -d \Phi / dt`$ and consequences.
  265. !!
  266. !! *For whom?* : All at level 3
  267. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  268. !! *BLOCK ELMAG3-14*
  269. !!
  270. !! *Possible title* : Electromagnetic waves: first steps
  271. !!
  272. !! *Short description* : For those who will stay at this level 3, without reaching
  273. !! Maxwell's equations.
  274. !!
  275. !! *Program elements, or structuring in chapter* :
  276. !! Description of electromagnetic waves.
  277. !! Very closely linked to another theme to be opened
  278. !! on the "waves" to be constructed (waves in general, which will diversify as and when
  279. !! we go up the levels)
  280. !!
  281. !! *For whom?* : All at level 3
  282. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  283. !! *BLOC ELMAG3-15*
  284. !!
  285. !! *Titre possible* : Selfs et transformateurs
  286. !!
  287. !! *Description succincte :* bobine=solénoïde=self - inductance -
  288. !! avec et sans noyau ferromagnétique - série et parallèle - énergie - et ?
  289. !!
  290. !! *Idée* : c'est pour tous au niveau 3. Si c'est trop détaillé pour certains, il
  291. !! reste une description de ce thème au niveau 2
  292. !!
  293. !! *Eleménts de programme, ou structuration en chapitre* :
  294. !!
  295. !! *Pour qui ?* tous au niveau 3
  296. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  297. !!!! *BLOC ELMAG3-16*
  298. !!!!
  299. !!!! *Titre possible* : Interfaces, diodes et transistors ?
  300. !!!!
  301. !!!! *Description succincte :*
  302. !!!!
  303. !!!! *Pour qui ?* physiciens, électroniciens, Télécoms
  304. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  305. !! *BLOC ELMAG3-17*
  306. !!
  307. !! *Titre possible* : Les circuits électriques
  308. !!
  309. !! *Description succincte :* Générateurs de tension, générateurs de courant,
  310. !! récepteurs. Lois de Kirchhoff, théorème de superposition, théorème de Thévenin,
  311. !! théorème de Norton. Relation de Millman.
  312. !! Les courants variables et les courants alternatifs dans
  313. !! l’approximation des régimes quasi–stationnaires.
  314. !! Régimes propres, régimes transitoires, constante de temps, régime forcé.
  315. !! Représentation de Fresnel, utilisation des complexes, puissance en alternatif, résonance.
  316. !! Utilisation des complexes, charge et décharge d’un condensateur, ponts en alternatif,
  317. !! circuits LC, RLC
  318. !!
  319. !! *Idée* : c'est pour tous au niveau 3. Si c'est trop détaillé pour certains, il
  320. !! reste une description de ce thème au niveau 2
  321. !!
  322. !! *Eleménts de programme, ou structuration en chapitre* :
  323. !!
  324. !! *Pour qui ?* tous au niveau 3
  325. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  326. autres