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A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism Volume 1
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25 October 2014I bought it because Maxwell's equations represent one of the great advance in Physics
I have to admit I haven't read this book; I bought it because Maxwell's equations represent one of the great advance in Physics, i.
17 July 2014A COMPREHENSIVE PRESENTATION BY THE FORMULATOR OF THE THEORY OF ELECTROMAGNETISM
James Clerk Maxwell was a Scottish mathematical physicist, who formulated the classical theory of electromagnetic radiation, showing electricity, magnetism, and light as manifestations of the same phenomenon.
30 December 2013Loved the Book
I gave my husband this book for xmas as it was on his list and he was really surprised and happy to get it.
21 February 2012If only everyone knew Maxwell's contributions
Everyone knows who Einstein is and E=MC^2, and newton and his basic contribution to physics.
12 October 2005Back to the 19th Century
It's reading such a book we can understand how powerfull was the 19th Century scientific thought.
12 March 2005This book is the fountainhead of physics
I suggest that some reviewers miss the significance of Maxwell's book Electricity and Magnetism.
6 April 2004Good stuff
There's alot of interesting stuff here.
30 January 2004A classic that still is worth reading
Whenever I teach a course which touches on electric or magnetic phenomena I find myself going through this book.
15 December 2001Electricity & Magnetism defined mathematically
The book in my opinion coming from a calculus III student is very rigorous and one needs to have a firm foundation on Mathematics I would say about calc III or better to even try to read this book.
13 September 2001A Treatise on Electricity & Magnetism by James Clerk Maxwell
The theory of electromagnetic fields was written already around 1880.