โ Scribed by Paul Lorrain, Dale R. Corson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Since its original publication in 1962, Lorrain and Corson's text has offered physics and engineering students a formula for developing a working knowledge of the basic principles of electromagnetism. The formula is practice.
Title Page
......Page 1
CONTENTS......Page 3
1
VECTOR OPERATORS......Page 7
2
PHASORS......Page 35
3
Coulomb's Law and Gauss's Law......Page 48
4 The Equations of Poisson and of Laplace. Charge conservation. Conductors......Page 70
5 Electric Multipoles......Page 90
6 Energy, Capacitance, and Forces......Page 106
7 Electric Circuits A: RC Circuits......Page 125
8 Electric Circuits B: Circuit Theorems......Page 155
9 Dielectric Materials A:
Bound Charges and the Electric Flux Density D......Page 178
10 Dielectric Materials B: Real Dielectrics,
Continuity Conditions at an Interface,
and Stored Energy......Page 198
11 Images. Laplace's Equation in
Rectangular Coordinates......Page 217
12 Laplace's Equation in Spherical Coordinates.
Poisson's Equation for E......Page 231
13
RELATIVITY I......Page 244
14
RELATIVITY II......Page 257
15
RELATIVITY III......Page 271
16
RELATIVITY IV......Page 290
17
RELATIVITY V......Page 314
18 MAGNETIC FIELDS I......Page 332
19 MAGNETIC FIELDS II......Page 354
20
MAGNETIC FIELDS III......Page 366
21
MAGNETIC FIELDS IV......Page 380
22
MAGNETIC FIELDS V......Page 393
23
MAGNETIC FIELDS VI......Page 418
24
MAGNETIC FIELDS VII......Page 443
25
MAGNETIC FIELDS VIII......Page 458
26
MAGNETIC FIELDS IX......Page 477
27
MAXWELL'S EQUATIONS......Page 498
28 PLANE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES I......Page 520
29 PLANE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES II......Page 542
30 PLANE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES III......Page 560
31 PLANE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IV......Page 584
32 PLANE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES V......Page 600
33
GUIDED WAVES I......Page 616
34
GUIDED WAVES II......Page 632
35
GUIDED WAVES III......Page 652
36
GUIDED WAVES IV......Page 668
37
RADIATION I......Page 681
38
RADIATION II......Page 698
39
RADIATION III......Page 718
B
CONVERSION TABLE......Page 736
C
WAVES......Page 738
ANSWERS......Page 745
INDEX......Page 751
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