Electromagnetic Vibrations, Waves, and Radiation

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MIT Press (1977)
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The book describes the features that vibrations and waves of all sorts have in commonand includes examples of mechanical, acoustical, and optical manifestations of these phenomena thatunite various parts of physics.

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