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The first six chapters are devoted to the development of Maxwell's theory of
electromagnetism. Much of the necessary mathematical apparatus is constructed
along the way, especially in Chapters 2 and 3, where boundary- value problems
are ...
The first six chapters are devoted to the development of Maxwell's theory of
electromagnetism. Much of the necessary mathematical apparatus is constructed
along the way, especially in Chapters 2 and 3, where boundary- value problems
are ...
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II, Chapters III-VI. The general theory of Green's functions is treated in detail by
Friedman, Chapter 3, Morse and Feshbach, Chapter 7. The general theory of
electrostatics is discussed extensively in many of the older books. Notable, in
spite of ...
II, Chapters III-VI. The general theory of Green's functions is treated in detail by
Friedman, Chapter 3, Morse and Feshbach, Chapter 7. The general theory of
electrostatics is discussed extensively in many of the older books. Notable, in
spite of ...
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1, Chapter XI, Smythe, Chapters IV and V. A truly encyclopedic source of
examples with numerous diagrams is the book by Durand, especially Chapters III
and IV. Durand discusses inversion on pp. 107-114. Conformal mapping
techniques for ...
1, Chapter XI, Smythe, Chapters IV and V. A truly encyclopedic source of
examples with numerous diagrams is the book by Durand, especially Chapters III
and IV. Durand discusses inversion on pp. 107-114. Conformal mapping
techniques for ...
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Scalar potential | 7 |
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