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Subj: Re: electric & magnetic fields ??
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"Ham op" <hamop@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Isn't Kraus "Electromagnetics" a little heavy on the math for the average
> Ham ??
I guess it depends on how interested they are. A good grounding in advanced
calculus is certainly a prequesit for either of those texts. Even
elementary calculus, combined with chapters 1 and 2, of Paul and Nasar,
should be sufficient.
73,
Frank
>
> Frank wrote:
>
>> Hank, and Richard, For a good explanation of this subject I always liked
>> the book: "Introduction to Electromagnetic Fields" by Paul and Nasar.
>> The first two chapters of mathematical review are excellent. I see
>> barnesandnoble.com has the 3rd edition, used, for as low as $66. John D.
>> Kraus' book; "Electromagnetics" is also a very good text.
>>
>> 73,
>>
>> Frank
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