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Electrodynamics

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Principles of electrodynamics

M. M. Schwartz

1987

Magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling

Kamide, Y.

1993

Basic theories of physics

Peter Gabriel Bergmann

1949

Hierarchical methods

V. V. Kulish

2002

Introduction to physical electronics

Karl E. Lonngren

1988

Introduction to electrodynamics

David Jeffrey Griffiths

1989 ★ 4.0

Electrodynamics of Solids and Microwave Superconductivity

Shu-Ang Zhou

1999

The mathematical theory of electricity and magnetism

H. W. Watson

1885

Quantum mechanics and its emergent macrophysics

G. L. Sewell

2002

Electrodynamics of Magnetoactive Media

I. D. Vagner

2004

Electromagnetic waves

David H. Staelin

1994

Bioelectrodynamics and biocommunication

Mae-Wan Ho, Fritz Albert Popp

1994

Classical electromagnetic radiation

Mark A. Heald

1995

Electrodynamics from Ampère to Einstein

Olivier Darrigol

2000

Electromechanics

James H. Harter

2003

Principles of electric and magnetic fields

Warren B. Boast

1948

The magnetic circuit

Karapetoff, Vladimir

1911

The Casimir effect in critical systems

Michael Krech

1994

The Casimir effect and its applications

Vladimir Mikhaĭlovich Mostepanenko

1997

Foundations of electrodynamics

Parry Hiram Moon

1960

Geospace electromagnetic waves and radiation

Rudolf A. Treumann

2006

Elektrodynamik

Arnold Sommerfeld

1952

Ėlektrodinamika sploshnykh sred

L.D Landau

1960

The electromagnetodynamics of fluids

Hughes, William F.

1966

Classical Field Theory

Florian Scheck

2012

Pauli Lectures on Physics

Wolfgang Pauli

1977

Field and wave electrodynamics

Curtis C. Johnson

1965

Lectures on electrodynamics

J. Robert Oppenheimer

1970

Electrodynamics

Page, Leigh

1965

Fields and electrodynamics

Pieter B. Visscher

1988

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