A Student's Guide to Maxwell's Equations,   ISBN:9780521701471

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Quick delivery. Quality product. Interesting source of technical knowledge. Easy to understand. No fluff and no non-sense. Lots of extras - download source of audio, test question answers, and diagrams. Well worth the money. I am a very satisfied customer.

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Very easy to read and follow, a must have for fundamental electromagnetic work and intro to electric circuit analysis.

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I was excited when I got my hands on this, but it just reviews Maxwell's Equations with detailed examples. You would be better off buying Griffiths, Wangsness, or Corson and Lorrain, which are complete EM texts beginning the Coulomb's Law to relativistic electrodynamics, and covers Maxwell's theory more than adequately. One good thing is that it is a relatively smaller paperback, which can be stuffed into a bag and read on the run.

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Finally, a physics book that does not apologize for having math in it. In a simple manner, the author takes each equation apart and explains every squiggle, dot, and delta and how they relate to each other. With only a high school diploma I was able to understand what was happening in the application of these basic equations. Thank you for taking the time to explain them rather than telling me that I am just too dumb to understand.

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This book explains Maxwell's equations very concisely. I used this book just to review some of my junior level E&M and found it to be extremely helpful. May serve well as intro the class as well.