A Primer on Electromagnetic Fields

Overview

• Provides a concise introduction to electromagnetics and electromagnetic fields
• Offers a rigorous, self-consistent mathematical treatment
• Approaches the subject from an engineering perspective

About this book

This book is a concise introduction to electromagnetics and electromagnetic fields that covers the aspects of most significance for engineering applications by means of a rigorous, analytical treatment. After an introduction to equations and basic theorems, topics of fundamental theoretical and applicative importance, including plane waves, transmission lines, waveguides and Green's functions, are discussed in a deliberately general way. Care has been taken to ensure that the text is readily accessible and self-consistent, with conservation of the intermediate steps in the analytical derivations. The book offers the reader a clear, succinct course in basic electromagnetic theory. It will also be a useful lookup tool for students and designers.

Table of contents
(5 chapters)

About the Author

Fabrizio Frezza is a scholar and academic primarily known for his contributions in the fields of electromagnetic theory, applied physics, and electrical engineering. He has authored or co-authored numerous research articles, many of which focus on topics like wave propagation, antenna design, microwave engineering, and numerical modeling. Frezza is affiliated with the University of Rome "La Sapienza," where he has been involved in teaching and research activities.