Maxwell's Equations rho= Del.D (Guass' Law)
0=DelxE + dB/dt (Faraday's Law)
0=DelxB
DelxH=dD/dt + J (Ampere's Law with dD/dt added by Maxwell)
Actually, Oliver Heaviside is the likely author of "Maxwell's Equations" shown here.
Maxwell's was a student of Faraday and discovered that light was electricity by attempting to represent Faraday's Theory of the electric field mathematically. In doing so he ran across Hamilton's Quaternions and used them to represent his equations.
I think the mathematically proper laws of Electromagnetism the quaternin equation: 0= (d/dcdt + Del)(Er + Ev) = (dEr/cdt - Del.Ev) + (dEv/cdt + DelxEv + Del Er)
The Electromagnetic fields are related by E=zH=cB=zcD.
This says that the Electric Field is Invariant or Stationary or is Bounded.