Introduction
Electromagnetic Theory is a B.Sc. Semester III Physics textbook prepared in accordance with the National Education Policy 2020. The book presents the prescribed syllabus through a logical and chapter-wise approach, making fundamental and advanced concepts easier to understand.
About the Book
Electromagnetic Theory focuses on the principles of electric and magnetic fields along with their practical and mathematical foundations. The content progresses from electrostatics to electromagnetic waves, ensuring a systematic understanding of the subject.
Each chapter includes concept-based explanations, mathematical derivations, formulas, and illustrations to support undergraduate Physics students throughout the semester.
Author
- J. C. Upadhyaya
Publication
Publication: Ram Prasad Publication, Agra
Edition: Latest Edition
Published Year: Not available in the provided images
Language: English
ISBN: Not available in the provided images
Book Features
- Based on the National Education Policy 2020.
- Covers the complete B.Sc. Semester III Physics syllabus.
- Includes detailed mathematical derivations and illustrations.
- Chapter-wise presentation for systematic learning.
- Suitable for revision and university examination preparation.
- Written in clear academic English.
Book Contents
- Electric Field and Potential
- Gauss’s Law and Capacitors
- Electric Field in Matter (Dielectrics)
- Magnetostatics and Magnetic Field in Matter
- Time Varying Electromagnetic Fields
- Electromagnetic Induction
- Maxwell’s Equations and Moving Coil Ballistic Galvanometer
- Electromagnetic Waves
First Chapter Analysis
The first chapter begins with Coulomb’s Law and introduces the concepts of electric field and electric potential using mathematical derivations and diagrams. Fundamental definitions are explained before moving toward vector formulation.
The writing style is academic, analytical, and concept-oriented. The presentation combines theory, equations, and illustrations, making it appropriate for undergraduate Physics students.
Who Should Buy This Book
- B.Sc. Second Year Semester III Physics students
- Students following the NEP 2020 curriculum
- Learners preparing for university examinations
- Students studying Electromagnetic Theory
- Students looking for syllabus-based Physics reference material
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