... it is written in a style which is accessible to those who are familiar with electromagnetism from an engineering standpoint..... the electromagnetic analyst will find Baldomir and Hammond's book useful and helpful in relation to some of the literature now appearing. It also can be enjoyed in its own right for the challenging intellectual exercise with respect to electromagnetism which it represents. International Compumag Society Newsletter, July 1996

• Preface ; 1. The historical development of electromagnetism ; 2. A geometrical approach to Maxwell's equations ; 3. Variational methods ; 4. Coordinates and coordinate transformations ; 5. Symmetries of space and time ; 6. Electromagnetic radiation ; 7. The relationship between electricity and magnetism in electrodynamics ; 8. Electrodynamics and conductivity ; 9. The inner geometry of electrodynamics ; References ; Index

... it is written in a style which is accessible to those who are familiar with electromagnetism from an engineering standpoint..... the electromagnetic analyst will find Baldomir and Hammond's book useful and helpful in relation to some of the literature now appearing. It also can be enjoyed in its own right for the challenging intellectual exercise with respect to electromagnetism which it represents. International Compumag Society Newsletter, July 1996

• Preface ; 1. The historical development of electromagnetism ; 2. A geometrical approach to Maxwell's equations ; 3. Variational methods ; 4. Coordinates and coordinate transformations ; 5. Symmetries of space and time ; 6. Electromagnetic radiation ; 7. The relationship between electricity and magnetism in electrodynamics ; 8. Electrodynamics and conductivity ; 9. The inner geometry of electrodynamics ; References ; Index

... it is written in a style which is accessible to those who are familiar with electromagnetism from an engineering standpoint..... the electromagnetic analyst will find Baldomir and Hammond's book useful and helpful in relation to some of the literature now appearing. It also can be enjoyed in its own right for the challenging intellectual exercise with respect to electromagnetism which it represents. International Compumag Society Newsletter, July 1996

• Preface ; 1. The historical development of electromagnetism ; 2. A geometrical approach to Maxwell's equations ; 3. Variational methods ; 4. Coordinates and coordinate transformations ; 5. Symmetries of space and time ; 6. Electromagnetic radiation ; 7. The relationship between electricity and magnetism in electrodynamics ; 8. Electrodynamics and conductivity ; 9. The inner geometry of electrodynamics ; References ; Index