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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2012
Although there are now many research papers in the literature that describe the application of finite element methods to problems of electromagnetics, no textbook has appeared to date in this area. This is surprising, since the first papers on finite element solution of electrical engineering problems appeared in 1968, about the same time as the first textbook on finite element applications in civil engineering.
The authors have both taught courses in finite elements to a variety of electrical engineering audiences, and have sorely felt the lack of a suitable background book. The present work is intended to be suitable for advanced undergraduate students, as well as for engineers in professional practice. It is undemanding mathematically, and stresses applications in established areas, rather than attempting to delineate the research forefront.
Both authors wish to thank the many people who have helped shape this book – especially their students.
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