01704nam a2200253 a 4500001001400000003000700014005001700021008004100038020002400079020001500103020002500118020002500143020002500168040000800193100002200201245005000223260005100273300002600324505101900350650002701369650002001396650001901416650001501435vtls000061136KUKTEM20251125093334.0120606t2011    nyu    f      000 0 eng d  a9781108032186 (Set)  a1108032184  a9781108032155 (v. 1)  a9781108032162 (v. 2)  a9781108032179 (v. 3)  aUMP1 aHeaviside, Oliver10aElectromagnetic theory /cBy Oliver Heaviside  aNew York :bCambridge University Press ,c2011  a3 v.bdiagrs.c22 cm.0 av. 1. I. Introduction. II. Outline of the electromagnetic connections. Appendix A: The rotational ether in its application to electromagnetism. III. The elements of vectorial algebra and analysis. IV. Theory of plane electromagnetic waves. Appendix B: A gravitational and electromagnetic analogy.--v. 2. V. Mathematics and the age of the earth. VI. Pure diffusion of electric displacement. Appendix C: Rational units. VII. Electromagnetic waves and generalised differentiation. VIII. Generalised differentiation and divergent series. Appendices: D. On compressional electric or magnetic waves. E. Dispersion. F. On the transformation of optical wave surfaces by homogeneous strain. G. Note of the motion of a charged body at a speed equal to or greater than that of light. H.Note on electrical waves in sea water. I. Note on the attenuation of Hertzian waves along wires. v. 3. IX. Waves from moving sources. Appendix J: Note on the size and inertia of electrons. Appendix K. Vector analysis. X. Waves in the ether 0aElectromagnetic theory 0aVector analysis 0aElectric waves 0aEarthxAge