The book "Engineering Electromagnetics" by W.H. Hayt, Jr. and J.A. Buck was first published nearly 60 years ago. Today, it is in its ninth American edition and is considered one of the classic texts in the field of electromagnetism.
This widely accepted book focuses on the fundamental concepts and problem-solving strategies of electromagnetism in a fully comprehensible and readable manner. The text includes numerous images and analogies that help the reader understand difficult concepts. Additionally, learning the subject is facilitated by multiple solved examples as well as unsolved problems.
Knowledge of electromagnetic field theory is more important than ever for engineers today. Examples supporting this direction include the rapid expansion of high-speed wireless communications and fiber optic communications. Furthermore, there is a continuous need for even smaller and denser microelectronic circuits, in which the use of field theory is essential for the design of functional circuits. Lastly, electromagnetism is at the heart of the most traditional applications of electrical power generation and distribution, which modern technology always focuses on.
This first Greek edition includes all the features of the updated ninth American edition, such as the revised text, its organization into levels of increasing difficulty, and the educational tools that enumerate numerous analytically solved examples, exercises, and problems at the end of each chapter, to reinforce the concepts of the course on electromagnetic fields.
