| Front-End Matter | |
Title page (PDF)
Dedication (PDF)
Preface (PDF)
Note to the student and instructor (PDF)
Table of contents, ix-xix (PDF)
Title page 2 (PDF)
Solutions to selected problems, pp. 699-710 (PDF)
Index, pp. 711-723 (PDF)
Useful equations and constants (PDF)
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| Chapter 1: Review of Vector Analysis, pp. 1-48 (PDF - 1.2MB) | |
1.1 Coordinate systems, pp. 2-7
1.2 Vector Algebra, pp. 7-16
1.3 The gradient and the del operator, pp. 16-21
1.4 Flux and divergence, pp. 21-28
1.5 The Curl and Stokes' theorem, pp. 28-39
Problems, pp. 39-48
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Sections 1.1-1.5 (PDF)
Problems (PDF)
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| Chapter 2: The Electric Field, pp. 49-134 (PDF - 2.4MB) | |
2.1 Electric charge, pp. 50-54
2.2 The Coulomb force law between stationary charges, pp. 54-59
2.3 Charge distributions, pp. 59-72
2.4 Gauss's law, pp. 72-84
2.5 The electric potential, pp. 84-93
2.6 The method of images with line charges and cylinders, pp. 93-103
2.7 The method of images with point charges and spheres, pp. 103-110
Problems, pp. 110-134
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Sections 2.1-2.7(PDF - 1.8MB)
Problems (PDF)
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| Chapter 3: Polarization and Conduction, pp. 135-256 (PDF - 3.8MB) | |
3.1 Polarization, pp. 136-152
3.2 Conduction, pp. 152-161
3.3 Field boundary conditions, 161-169
3.4 Resistance, pp. 169-173
3.5 Capacitance, pp. 173-181
3.6 Lossy media, pp. 181-197
3.7 Field-dependent space charge distributions, pp. 197-204
3.8 Energy stored in a dielectric medium, pp. 204-213
3.9 Fields and their forces, pp. 213-223
3.10 Electrostatic generators, pp. 223-231
Problems, pp. 231-256
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Sections 3.1-3.10(PDF - 3.0MB)
Problems (PDF)
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| Chapter 4: Electric Field Boundary Value Problems, pp. 257-312 (PDF - 1.6MB) | |
4.1 The uniqueness theorem, pp. 258-259
4.2 Boundary value problems in Cartesian geometries, pp. 259-271
4.3 Separation of variables in cylindrical geometry, pp. 271-284
4.4 Product solutions in spherical geometry, pp. 284-297
4.5 A numerical method-successive relaxation, pp. 297-301
Problems, pp. 301-312
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Sections 4.1-4.5(PDF - 1.3MB)
Problems (PDF)
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| Chapter 5: The Magnetic Field, pp. 313-392 (PDF - 2.2MB) | |
5.1 Forces on moving charges, pp. 314-322
5.2 Magnetic field due to currents, pp. 322-332
5.3 Divergence and curl of the magnetic field, pp. 332-336
5.4 The vector potential, pp. 336-343
5.5 Magnetization, pp. 343-359
5.6 Boundary conditions, pp. 359-361
5.7 Magnetic field boundary value problems, pp. 361-368
5.8 Magnetic fields and forces, pp. 368-375
Problems, pp. 375-392
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Sections 5.1-5.8(PDF - 1.7MB)
Problems (PDF)
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| Chapter 6: Electromagnetic Induction, pp. 393-486 (PDF - 2.6MB) | |
6.1 Faraday's law of induction, pp. 395-405
6.2 Magnetic circuits, pp. 405-417
6.3 Faraday's law for moving media, pp. 417-435
6.4 Magnetic diffusion into an ohmic conductor, pp. 435-451
6.5 Energy stored in the magnetic field, pp. 451-460
6.6 The energy method for forces, pp. 460-465
Problems, pp. 465-486
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Sections 6.1-6.6(PDF - 2.1MB)
Problems (PDF)
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| Chapter 7: Electrodynamics-Fields and Waves, pp. 487-566 (PDF - 2.4MB) | |
7.1 Maxwell's equations, pp. 487-490
7.2 Conservation of energy, pp. 490-496
7.3 Transverse electromagnetic waves, pp. 496-505
7.4 Sinusoidal time variations, pp. 505-520
7.5 Normal incidence onto a perfect conductor, pp. 520-522
7.6 Normal incidence onto a dielectric, pp. 522-529
7.7 Uniform and nonuniform plane waves, pp. 529-534
7.8 Oblique incidence onto a perfect conductor, pp. 534-538
7.9 Oblique incidence onto a dielectric, pp. 538-544
7.10 Applications to optics, pp. 544-552
Problems, pp. 552-566
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Sections 7.1-7.10(PDF - 1.9MB)
Problems (PDF)
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| Chapter 8: Guided Electromagnetic Waves, pp. 567-662 (PDF - 2.9MB) | |
8.1 The transmission line equations, pp. 568-579
8.2 Transmission line transient waves, pp. 579-595
8.3 Sinusoidal time variations, pp. 595-607
8.4 Arbitrary impedance terminations, pp. 607-620
8.5 Stub tuning, pp. 620-629
8.6 The rectangular waveguide, pp. 629-644
8.7 Dielectric waveguide, pp. 644-649
Problems, pp. 649-662
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Sections 8.1-8.7(PDF - 2.6MB)
Problems (PDF)
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| Chapter 9: Radiation, pp. 663-698 (PDF) | |
9.1 The retarded potentials, pp. 664-667
9.2 Radiation from point dipoles, pp. 667-681
9.3 Point dipole arrays, pp. 681-687
9.4 Long dipole antennas, pp. 687-694
Problems, pp. 695-698
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Sections 9.1-9.4 (PDF)
Problems (PDF)
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