Field and wave electromagnetics
by David K. Cheng · first published 1983
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Jackson is really good. There are actually a lot of other good books in that general category depending on exactly what you are looking for. Cheng's "Field and Wave ELectromagnetics" is an excellent undergrad book to start to learn then you have Harrington's "Time Harmonic Electromagnetic Fields" and Stratton's "Electromagnetic Theory" which are both really fundamental and thorough…
on “Antenna Theory (2016)” ↗Field and Wave Electromagnetics: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Field-Electromagnetics-International... That shit was tough.
on “Ask HN: Whats the most challenging book you have ever read?” ↗There is no reason to be so absolute about it. I'm not saying it is a bad book or that you should read "Field and Wave Electromagnetics" before you ever dare touch a multimeter. As an example of my reasoning. AoE and the Arduino starter kit cost roughly the same in my country. They are of course not comparable, but I'd would definitely…
on “Ask HN: What are some good resources to learn how electricity works?” ↗