Electricity And Magnetism : Berkeley Physics Course (SIE) 2/e

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Key Features: The author, Edward Purcell, is a Nobel prize winner who discovered, among many other things, nuclear magnetic resonance. Problems are extremely good ranging from very easy to interesting. Taking a historical approach, except for the early use of relativity, the author has tried to develop the results from a full understanding of the physical situation by using very clever intuitive models. Table of Content: Chapter 1: Electrostatics: Charges and FieldsChapter 2: The Electric PotentialChapter 3: Electric Fields Around ConductorsChapter 4: Electric CurrentsChapter 5: The Fields of Moving ChargesChapter 6: The Magnetic FieldChapter 7: Electromagnetic InductionChapter 8: Alternating -Current CircuitsChapter 9: Maxwell?s Equations And Electromagnetic WavesChapter 10: Electric Fields in MatterChapter 11: Magnetic Fields in MatterAppendix: A Short Review of Special RelativityAppendix B: Radiation by and Accelerated ChargeAppendix C: SuperconductivityAppendix D: Magnetic ResonanceAppendix E: Exact Relations among SI and CGS Units