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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Lucid and coherent
By Owen Allsopp
The emphasis of this book is to communicate the purpose and applications of Maxwell's equations in a lucid and coherent way. Complex ideas are put in straightforward terms, which, combined with the informal and direct writing style, makes this book concise and enjoyable to use.The format is simple: each of Maxwell's equations is summarised, its components explained, and its applications demonstrated. Each section stands alone, so the reader can pick and choose which parts to read based on his or her existing knowledge; this also makes the book a very capable reference.Equipped with this book, and a familiarity of vector calculus (the book provides excellent refreshers on relevant vector calculus topics), the dedicated reader should attain a robust and thorough understanding of Maxwell's equations.

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
What a gem!
By P. Watson
A complete gem. So often, so-called mathematical "teaching" texts are just mathematicians talking to other mathematicians or geniuses with nothing but pages of terse non-user-friendly proofs and theorems, most of which are impenetrable to many who might otherwise be capable of understanding the subject.This book sets out to get you to understand the subject, not just regurgitate endless proofs. It is a real teacher helping real learners to understand. Every equation is fully explained and even annotated when necessary. Copious well thought out, clear diagrams and worked examples consistently get the messages through and demolish ambiguity.To get the best out of this book, you will need a reasonable (not genuis-level) undestanding of multivariate calculus and vector calculus. I can't help feeling that this book represents the writing on the wall for the worst of the old-fashioned style of teaching text. I'm not aware of anythng else like it but I'm pretty sure there will soon be many more books like it. The most important proof this book provides is that Maths is not impenetrable but has simply been traditionally made impenetrable by those who can't or won't explain. This book shows clearly the difference between explanation and mere definitions and proofs.

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Five Stars
By frankie70
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