An Introduction to Classical Electromagnetic Radiation Van Glenn S. Smith is an English-language textbook that provides a thorough description of classical electromagnetic radiation. This book is intended for students in higher education and professionals in electrical engineering and physics.
The book covers classical electromagnetic radiation extensively, starting with Maxwell's equations and showing how fundamental concepts are applied in a wide range of examples such as classical optics, antenna analysis, and electromagnetic scattering. Theory and experiment are combined to provide insight into the physical and historical background.
Key features:
- Presentation of pulsed and time-harmonic signals on an equal footing
- More than 300 illustrations to support mathematical and physical explanations
- Over 140 practice problems for independent study
- Solutions manual available for instructors on request
An essential textbook for advanced bachelor’s and master’s programs and for professionals working in applied electromagnetics.
It aligns with fields such as Electronics and Communications Engineering and Atomic and Molecular Physics.