Analysis of Typical Problems on Wave Propagation and Self-Testing Questions (Series of Books for Advanced Studies and Examination Preparation in Engineering Courses)

Author: Gao Jianping, Zhang Shujie, et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-04-20
Features: This book systematically summarizes and reviews the fundamental concepts, physical significance, and analytical methods of the electromagnetic field series courses (Electromagnetic Theory Foundation, Microwave Technology, Antenna Basics) studied by undergraduate students in the Electronic Information Engineering program. The book is divided into two parts. The first part consists of an upper volume, a middle volume, and a lower volume, comprising 18 chapters. Each chapter provides an outline of its content, key points, and difficulties, along with 223 examples and 313 exercises. The difficulty level of the content is divided into two tiers. Tier 1 is designed to help learners grasp the basic requirements of the relevant courses more quickly, effectively, and accurately, enabling them to complete their learning tasks smoothly; Tier 2 is intended to assist undergraduate (or equivalent-level) students aiming to pursue master's degrees in related fields in more accurately mastering the key points and difficulties of the courses, as well as in grasping the problem-solving approaches, methods, and techniques for typical questions. The second part provides 3 sets of self-assessment tests to help readers evaluate their learning progress. The appendix includes reference answers for the exercises and self-assessment tests in each chapter. Given the strong theoretical and engineering practicality of the content covered in the book, it also holds significant reference value for science and technology professionals in related fields.