Theory of Electromagnetic Wave Propagation (Dover Books on Physics and Chemistry)

Interfacing physics and electrical engineering, this graduate-level text reveals the inherent simplicity of the basic ideas of electromagnetic wave propagation and antennas and their logical development from Maxwell field equations. Topics include radiation from monochromatic sources in unbounded regions, electromagnetic waves in a plasma medium, Doppler effect, much more. 1965 edition. Interfacing physics and electrical engineering, this graduate-level text reveals the inherent simplicity of the basic ideas of electromagnetic wave propagation and antennas and their logical development from Maxwell field equations. Topics include radiation from monochromatic sources in unbounded regions, electromagnetic waves in a plasma medium, Doppler effect, much more. 1965 edition. This excellent graduate-level text discusses the Maxwell field equations, radiation from monochromatic sources in unbounded regions, radiation from wire antennas, radio-astronomical antennas, electromagnetic waves in a plasma, the Doppler effect and more.