دانلود کتاب الکترومغناطیس (سطح متوسط) همراه با پرسش‌ها و مسائل

Electromagnetism is delineated as one of the most profound pillars of modern physics that shapes our understanding of nature and also enables advances in technology. With these themes in mind, Electromagnetism: Intermediate Level with Questions and Problems is written with the determined conviction of bridging the gap between elementary and advanced considerations. It is intended to acclimatize the reader with thoughtful and inquiry-driven views and understanding, where the goal is to provoke curiosity and promote independent learning and then offer insight to the corresponding applications. It is, mainly, tailored for upper-level undergraduate and early postgraduate students in physical sciences and engineering as well as researchers seeking comprehensive insight and more practically oriented approaches, which make this book suitable for coursework as well as independent study. Adequate conceptual background, mathematical derivations, examples, intuitive problems, questions, and relevant interpretations are provided to make the book _it for purpose and the subject matter as readily accessible as possible to a multidisciplinary readership. Each chapter is designed to cultivate the habit of studying independently by presenting goal-oriented discussion points and selected project ideas. In addition, more than 140 schematic and computer-generated figures are included to facilitate visualization of complex concepts as well as results of calculations in the hope of enhancing comprehension and retention. With similar objective, the discussion is outlined to progress from mathematical foundations to electrostatics, magnetostatics, dynamical interactions and then to electromagnetic induction and culminates in Maxwell’s equations and their far-reaching implications (for detail; see Chap. 1). In the process, significant attention is given to elemental understanding of electrical and magnetic phenomena and their interrelations, aiming at conceptualizing a coherent view of the subject matter.