Radiation and Scattering of Waves (IEEE Press Series on Electromagnetic Wave Theory)

as Relevant Today As It Was When It Was First Published 20 Years Ago, This Book Is A Classic In The Field. Nowhere Else Can You Find More Complete Coverage Of Radiation And Scattering Of Waves. The Chapter: asympotic Evaluation Of Integrals Is Considered The Definitive Source For Asympotic Techniques. This Book Is Essential Reading For Engineers, Physicists And Others Involved In The Fields Of Electromagnetics And Acoustics. It Is Also An Indispensable Reference For Advanced Engineering Courses. booknews the Series Publishes Books Of Long-term Archival Significance In Electromagnetics, Including New Titles As Well As Reprints And Revisions Of Recognized Classics. The Present Volume First Appeared In 1973 (prentice-hall), But Much Of Its Material Is Still Difficult, Or Even Impossible, To Find Elsewhere In The Electromagnetic Literature. Of Particular Interest Is Chapter 4, Asymptotic Evaluation Of Integrals, Which Remains A Most Useful Collection Of Asymptotic Techniques And Formulas For Engineers And Physicists Who Are Not Concerned Primarily With Rigorous Mathematics. Annotation C. Book News, Inc., Portland, Or (booknews.com) Key features include unified treatment of radiation, diffraction, and scattering problems in electromagnetics, acoustics, and plasma-like media; comprehensive coverage of physical interpretations for wave processes; indispensable information on alternative representations and asymptotics - not found anywhere else; and invaluable coverage of transients particularly applicable to advances in high-speed electronics and extra-wideband radar. This book will be of interest to students, engineers, and physicists involved in electromagnetics and acoustics. Makes an important reference for graduate classes This world-renowned classic by Professors Felsen and Marcuvitz continues to abound in timely and useful materialover 20 years after it was originally published. The book contains indispensable information that remains difficult to find anywhere else in the electromagnetics and acoustics literature, and it will be useful for many years to come. Of particular interest is Chapter 4, Asymptotic Evaluation of Integrals, which is appreciated and cited worldwide. It contains an in-depth description of asymptotic techniques and formulas useful to both engineers and physicists