Electricity and Magnetism. Basic principles and methods

Document from the year 2020 in the subject Physics - Physics general, grade: 4.00, , language: English, abstract: The book is intended as a text book on Electricity and Magnetism for undergraduate levels students of Physics and also as a reference book for anyone who is interested in this field of enquiry. This volume demanded such as to explain the physical concepts, to describe the mathematical formalism, and to present illustrative examples of both the ideas and the methods of Electricity and Magnetism. The book comprehensively discusses all topics that are usually taught to upper undergraduate students of Physics. Written for general physics courses this text deals with large-scale phenomena and then proceeds to small-scale less accessible phenomena. Examples of calculations are presented after important formulas are derived, and actual related experiments are explained in detail. Sometimes, students were facing serious obstacles in their learning process due to their unavoidable situations and lack of previous background study of Electricity and Magnetism. This book will help the students alike who have no previous much study of Electricity and Magnetism. It is written such that the basic understanding of Electricity and Magnetism is conveyed to the students without any difficulty. Also teachers of courses on Electricity and Magnetism can use this book as their own lecture plans without any modification. It is to be noted that the purpose of this book is to cover the basic principles and methods of Electricity and Magnetism which are usually included in the course of teaching Physics at the undergraduate levels student. I hope this book will be useful to the students and teachers in the different universities around the world.

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About the book (back cover text): This book has been written with the notion that a wave is associated with a particle i.e. wave and particle coexist. Heisenberg's uncertainty principle has been described taking this into account. This volume has a threefold purposes: [i] to explain the physical concepts of Quantum Mechanics, [ii] to describe mathematical formalism, and [iii] to present illustrative examples of both ideas and methods. The book is intended as a text book on Quantum Mechanics for undergraduate and graduate levels and also as a reference book for anyone who is interested in this field of enquiry. The book consists of 17 chapters. Particular interest of the readers will be attracted to the chapters on Matrix formulation, variational and WKB methods, general angular momentum and their addition. Author biography (back cover text): The author is Dr Muhammad Alauddin Khan (alauddinkhan009472@gmail.com), Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Government M. C. College, National University, Sylhet 3100, Bangladesh. He has been teaching Physics for more than 25 years for upper undergraduate and graduate students. The book is based on his lectures to the students.