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Using transport equations in the teaching of electromagnetics

The use of transport equations in the study of electromagnetics is explored. The proper form of the continuity equation for a moving, deforming region of space is given, and large-scale forms of Maxwell's equations are investigated. Useful large-scale forms may be obtained by integrating the point forms and applying various transport theorems.