Foundations of Electrodynamics by Parry Moon

Foundations of Electrodynamics by Parry Moon

Defined by the authors as a serious attempt to develop electrodynamics on a postulational basis and to define each concept in the most general way, this advanced undergraduate text takes a logical rather than historical approach. The treatment presupposes some knowledge of electricity and magnetism, making substantial use of vector analysis.
The first ten chapters employ a nonrelativistic perspective, covering fields, basic concepts, Maxwell's equations, charges with no relative motion and charges in uniform motion, accelerated charges, skin effect, waves, wave guides, and antennas. The final two chapters explore moving systems and relativistic electrodynamics. Numerous figures illuminate the text, and appendixes offer useful information on notation, differential equations, and other topics.

Parry Moon (1898-1988) was a Professor of Electrical Engineering at MIT. Domina Eberle Spencer is Professor Emeritus of Mathematics at the University of Connecticut. The professors coauthored several engineering texts.

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ISBN 13	9780486497037
ISBN 10	0486497038
Title	Foundations of Electrodynamics
Author	Parry Moon
Series	Dover Books On Electrical Engineering
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Dover Publications Inc.
Year published	2013-08-31
Number of pages	320
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