Introduction to Electrodynamics by David J. Griffiths is an English textbook on electricity and magnetism, aimed at students in higher education. This reference work covers topics within electricity and magnetism and provides an extensive introduction to electrodynamics.
This revised edition includes extensive explanations of field lines, crystal ambiguity, eddy currents, and the Thomson kink model. The book is intended for students of physics and electrical engineering and contains new examples, problems, and numerical applications in Mathematica, highlighting the role of computational physics.
With updated figures and references to recent research, this textbook supports a deeper understanding of electricity and magnetism and their applications in both science and engineering.
In terms of content, it connects with fields such as electricity and magnetism, electromagnetism, and electronics and communications engineering.