Introduction To Electrodynamics (Paperback)

Introduction To Electrodynamics Book Description

This book is an elegant introductory text to serve the needs of undergraduate courses in physics. A highly successful textbook is now fine-tuned to provide further clarity and precision in its third edition. It provides a clear, precise and accessible coverage of fundamentals of electromagnetic theory through lucid exposition, logical organization, and sound pedagogical order. Standard topics are dealt with exclusively in the domain of classical mechanics, save for the last chapter, although electrodynamics extends with unique simplicity to the other three realms of mechanics. A large collection of fully- worked examples and numerous problems promote comprehension and retention of the material studied.

Table of Contents

• Preface
• Advertisement
• Vector Analysis
• Electrostatics
• Special Techniques
• Electric Fields in Matter
• Magnetostatics
• Magnetic Fields in Matter
• Electrodynamics
• Conservation Laws
• Electromagnetic Waves
• Potentials and Fields
• Radiation
• Electrodynamics and Relativity
• Appendices
• A: Vector Calculus in Curvilinear Coordinates
• B: The Helmholtz Theorem
• C: Units
• Index

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•   By Pankaj Saini 04 Oct 2011
  1 customers found the following review helpful Introduction to electrodynamics_a review

  This book is an excellent text for classical electrodynamics. In my opinion, everyone either engineers or physicists should read this book as it provides an excellent way of describing the electrodynamics starting from a single charge at rest (electrostatics) to the the whole electrodynamics of the charged particles. I strongly suggest this book to every graduate and postgraduate students. Thanks to infibeam for such a big offer on such an excellent book.

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