This hands-on introduction to computational electromagnetics (CEM) links theoretical coverage of the three key methods - the FDTD, MoM and FEM - to open source MATLAB codes (freely available online) in 1D, 2D and 3D, together with many practical hints and tips gleaned from the author's 25 years of experience in the field. Updated and extensively revised, this second edition includes a new chapter on 1D FEM analysis, and extended 3D treatments of the FDTD, MoM and FEM, with entirely new 3D MATLAB codes. Coverage of higher-order finite elements in 1D, 2D and 3D is also provided, with supporting code, in addition to a detailed 1D example of the FDTD from a FEM perspective. With running examples through the book and end-of-chapter problems to aid understanding, this is ideal for professional engineers and senior undergraduate/graduate students who need to master CEM and avoid common pitfalls in writing code and using existing software "Modern fluid dynamics is a combination of traditional methods of theory and analysis and newer methods of computation and numerical simulation. Underlying both are the principles of fluid flow. Fluid Dynamics with a Computational Perspective synthesizes traditional theory and modern computation. It is neither a book on methods of computation, nor a book on analysis; it is about fluid dynamics - consistent with the state of the art in that field. The book is ideal for a course on fluid dynamics. The early chapters review the laws of fluid mechanics and survey computational methodology and the subsequent chapters study flows where the Reynolds number increases from creeping flow to turbulence, followed by a thorough discussion of compressible flow and interfaces. Although all significant equations and their solutions are presented, their derivations are informal. References for detailed derivations are provided. A chapter on intermediate Reynolds number flows provides illustrative case studies by pure computation. Elsewhere, computations and theory are interwoven."--BOOK JACKET. Read more... Introduction to viscous flow -- Elements of computational analysis -- Creeping flow -- Intermediate Reynolds numbers -- High Reynolds number flow and boundary layers -- Turbulent flow -- Compressible flow -- Interfaces