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Continued from the back cover: "Following introductory chapters covering the basic theory of classical electromagnetism and the properties of plane waves, the concept of a plane-wave spectrum is developed and applied to the radiation from apertures. Radiation from a moving point charge is described in depth, as is that from a variety of thin-wire antennas. A key feature of the book is that pulsed and time-harmonic fields are presented on an equal footing.
"Mathematical and physical explanations are enhanced by a wealth of illustrations (over 300), and the book includes more than 140 problems. It will be of great interest to advanced undergraduate and graduate students of electrical engineering and physics, as well as to scientists and engineers working in applied electromagnetics."
Chapters
Basic theory of classical electromagnetism
Electromagnetic plane waves in free space: Polarized waves
Inhomogeneous plane waves and the plane-wave spectrum
Electromagnetic analogues of some optical principles
Radiation from distributions of charge and current: General formulation
Electromagnetic field of a moving point charge
Dipole radiation
Radiation from thin-wire antennas
Appendices
Units and dimensions
Review of vector analysis
The book concludes with "Supplemental references" and "Index."
