A Student's Guide to Maxwell's Equations Van Daniel Fleisch is an English-language study book that focuses on electromagnetism. The book is intended for students in higher education and professionals who want to delve into the fundamental laws of Maxwell.
Maxwell's equations form the foundation of electromagnetic theory and consist of Gauss’s laws for electric and magnetic fields, Faraday’s law, and the Ampère-Maxwell law. For each of these four important equations, a separate chapter is devoted, in which the meaning of each symbol in both the integral and differential forms is explained in detail.
The final chapters show how these equations can be combined into the wave equation, essential for understanding light as an electromagnetic wave. The book is a valuable resource for students in undergraduate and graduate courses in the fields of electromagnetism and electromagnetics.
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Series: Student's Guides