Electromagnetics

by John Daniel Kraus

"In Electromagnetics with Applications, 5/e, Kraus and Fleisch do a superb job of blending Kraus's classic writing style with innovative organization. This text is designed so that the first five chapters contain the core content while the latter six provide supplementary material. This flexible organization makes it easy to teach the material in a way that meets specific course needs. This book also features early coverage of transmission lines and other practical applications along with reduced coverage of electrostatics, making this a great choice for a one-semester course in Electromagnetics."--BOOK JACKET.

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