Principles of Magnetostatics

ISBN-13: 9781009291163 / Angielski / Miękka / 2023 / 314 str.

Richard C. (Formerly Brookhaven National Laboratory) Fernow

Opis

This 2016 book, now OA, explains the mathematical theory behind the forces and fields resulting from the steady electrical currents.

Recenzje

'[Principles of Magnetostatics] is a well-written combination of physics theory, application, and magnet design. The work will be of interest to physicists, engineers, and (of course) magnet designers. Also, an undergraduate that has completed the typical introductory physics and mathematics sequence should be adequately prepared to handle the presented material. … based on the examples given and the interesting design challenges, the reviewer believes this text can work well as a supplement to an upper-division physics course in electricity and magnetism. It will certainly be an excellent starting point for any individual interested in pursuing studies in magnet design and field analysis.' E. Kincanon, Choice

Spis treści

Preface; 1. Basic concepts; 2. Magnetic materials; 3. Potential theory; 4. Conductor-dominant transverse fields; 5. Complex analysis of transverse fields; 6. Iron-dominant transverse fields; 7. Axial field configurations; 8. Periodic magnetic channels; 9. Permanent magnets; 10. Time-varying fields; 11. Numerical methods; Appendices: A. Symbols and SI units; B. Vector analysis; C. Bessel functions; D. Legendre functions; E. Complex variable analysis; F. Complete elliptic integrals; Index.