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Preface ix
About the Author xv
Introduction for Students xvi
Basic Electrostatics 2
Chapter Overview 2
Introduction to the Unit 4
What is the Nature of Charge? 5
How Objects Become Charged 7
Conservation of Charge 9
Coulomb's Law 10
Conductors and Insulators 14
The Mystery du Jour 15
Two-Minute Problems 16
Homework Problems 17
Answers to Exercises 19
Electric Fields 20
Chapter Overview 20
The Field Concept 22
An Operational Definition of the Electric Field 23
The Electric Field of a Single Charged Particle 25
The Superposition Principle 27
The Electric Field of a Dipole 29
Electrostatic Polarization 30
The Mystery du Jour 34
Two-Minute Problems 35
Homework Problems 36
Answers to Exercises 39
Continuous Charge Distributions 40
Chapter Overview 40
Handling ChargeDistributions 42
Symmetry Arguments 45
The Electric Field of a Spherical Shell 48
The Electric Field of a Circular Plate 49
The Electric Field of Parallel Flat Plates 51
The Electric Field is a Form of Energy 53
The Mystery du Jour 54
Two-Minute Problems 55
Homework Problems 56
Answers to Exercises 59
Electric Potential 60
Chapter Overview 60
Electric Potential 62
Calculating [phiv] from E 64
Calculating E from [phiv] 67
Static Charges on Conductors 70
Capacitance 71
The Parallel-Plate Capacitor 73
The Mystery du Jour 74
Two-Minute Problems 75
Homework Problems 76
Answers to Exercises 79
Currents 80
Chapter Overview 80
A Model of Current Flow 82
Quantifying Current Flow 86
Surface Charges Direct the Flow 88
Resistance 90
The Power Dissipated in a Conductor 92
Discharging a Capacitor 93
The Mystery du Jour 94
Two-Minute Problems 95
Homework Problems 96
Answers to Self-Tests 99
Circuits 100
Chapter Overview 100
An Idealized Model of a Battery 102
Batteries in Series 105
Resistors in Series 106
Notation Conventions and Circuit Diagrams 110
Circuit Elements in Parallel 112
Analyzing Complex Circuits 114
The Mystery du Jour 116
Two-Minute Problems 117
Homework Problems 118
Answers to Self-Tests 121
Magnetic Fields 122
Chapter Overview 122
The Phenomenon of Magnetism 124
The Definition of the Magnetic Field Direction 124
The Magnetic Force on Moving Charges 126
A Review of the Cross Product 128
The Definition of the Magnetic Field Magnitude 129
A Free Particle in a Magnetic Field 132
The Mystery du Jour 135
Two-Minute Problems 137
Homework Problems 138
Answers to Self-Tests 141
Currents Respond to Magnetic Fields 142
Chapter Overview 142
The Magnetic Force on a Wire 144
The Magnetic Torque on a Loop 145
Electric Motors 148
Creating Currents in Moving Loops 151
Eddy Currents in Moving Conductors 153
The Mystery du Jour 155
Two-Minute Problems 156
Homework Problems 157
Answers to Self-Tests 160
Currents Create Magnetic Fields 162
Chapter Overview 162
The Magnetic Field of a Moving Charge 164
The Magnetic Field of a Wire Segment 167
The Magnetic Field of a Long, Straight Wire 169
The Magnetic Field of a Circular Loop 170
All Magnets Involve Circulating Charges 171
Magnetic Symmetry Arguments 174
The Mystery du Jour 177
Two-Minute Problems 178
Homework Problems 179
Answers to Self-Tests 183
Gauss's Law 184
Chapter Overview 184
What is a Field Equation? 186
The Divergence of an Electric Field 187
The Divergence in Terms of Tile Vectors 188
The Divergence as a Derivative 192
Gauss's Law 193
Gauss's Law for the Magnetic Field 196
The Mystery du Jour 197
Two-Minute Problems 198
Homework Problems 198
Answers to Self-Tests 199
Ampere's Law 200
Chapter Overview 200
The Curl of a Magnetic Field 202
The Curl in Terms of Edge Vectors 203
The Curl as a Derivative 206
Ampere's Law 207
The Curl of an Electric Field 210
The Mystery du Jour 212
Two-Minute Problems 213
Homework Problems 213
Answers to Self-Tests 215
Calculating Fields 216
Chapter Overview 216
Integrating Gauss's Law 218
Using the Integral Form of Gauss's Law 220
The Shell Theorem 221
Integrating Ampere's Law 223
Using the Integral From of Ampere's Law 226
The Field of an Axial Current Distribution 226
The Mystery du Jour 228
Two-Minute Problems 229
Homework Problems 230
Answers to Self-Tests 231
Maxwell's Equations 234
Chapter Overview 234
A Loop at Rest in a Varying Magnetic Field 236
Relativity and the Electromagnetic Field 237
How the Fields Transform 240
Faraday's Law 242
The Ampere-Maxwell Relation 244
Maxwell's Equations 247
Two-Minute Problems 249
Homework Problems 250
Answers to Self-Tests 251
Induction 252
Chapter Overview 252
Magnetic Flux and Induced EMF 254
Lenz's Law 256
Self-Induction 258
"Discharging" an Inductor 260
The Energy in a Magnetic Field 261
Transformers 263
Two-Minute Problems 266
Homework Problems 267
Answers to Self-Tests 269
Introduction to Waves 270
Chapter Overview 270
What is a Wave? 272
A Sinusoidal Wave 274
The Phase Velocity of a Wave 277
The Wave Equation 279
The Mystery du Jour 284
Two-Minute Problems 285
Homework Problems 286
Answers to Self-Tests 289
Electromagnetic Waves 290
Chapter Overview 290
Electromagnetic Waves 292
(omitted) 295
The Energy in an Electromagnetic Wave 296
The Power Radiated by a Charge 297
Why the Sky is Blue 299
Maxwell's Rainbow 300
Two-Minute Problems 303
Homework Problems 304
Answers to Self-Tests 306
Glossary 307
Index 317
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