Engineering Electromagnetic Fields Principles

Author: Ni Guangzheng
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: "Principles of Engineering Electromagnetic Fields" is a research outcome of the Ministry of Education's 21st Century Education Reform Program for Teaching Content and Curriculum Systems. It is a 21st Century Curriculum Textbook and has also been included in the National "15th Five-Year Plan" for General Higher Education Textbooks. The book's structure is designed with the goal of broadening the professional training scope for students in electrical and information engineering. It follows the characteristics of the increasingly integrated field of electromagnetic field engineering and related disciplines, emphasizing the combination of strong and weak electricity. It also handles the relationship with electromagnetism in physics well, introduces "Application Topics in Engineering Electromagnetic Fields," and showcases the intersection points between electromagnetic fields and cutting-edge sciences. The main content of the book includes: Mathematical and Physical Foundations of Electromagnetic Fields, Static Electromagnetic Fields I (Electrostatic Fields), Static Electromagnetic Fields II (Electric and Magnetic Fields of Steady Currents), Quasi-Static Electromagnetic Fields, Dynamic Electromagnetic Fields and Electromagnetic Waves, and Application Topics in Engineering Electromagnetic Fields. "Principles of Engineering Electromagnetic Fields" can be used as a textbook for "Electromagnetic Fields" courses by faculty and students in electrical and information engineering at universities, as well as for reference by relevant technical personnel.