Electromagnetic Theory Vol 2 as a searchable PDF Posted May 20, 2020
Electromagnetic Theory, Vol. 1 is at- http://www.forrestbishop.mysite.com/EMTV1/EMTVolumeI.htm
Electromagnetic Theory, Vol. 2 is at- http://www.forrestbishop.mysite.com/EMTV2/EMTVolumeII.htm
Digital Electronic Design, Vol. 1 is at- http://www.forrestbishop.mysite.com/DEDV1/DEDVolumeI.htm
Digital
Electronic Design, Vol. 2 is at- http://www.forrestbishop.mysite.com/DEDV2/DEDVolumeII.htm
Oliver Heaviside, the Man is at- http://www.forrestbishop.mysite.com/OHM/Heaviside_the_Man.htm
This page is- http://www.forrestbishop.mysite.com/EMTV2/EMTVolumeII.htm
Ivor Catt may add from time to time: “21st Century
comments on my books”, at- http://www.electromagnetism.demon.co.uk/61.htm
Electromagnetic
Theory, Volume 2
by Ivor Catt www.ivorcatt.com www.ivorcatt.org
(1980, 1986) C.A.M.
Publishing
Electromagnetic Theory Vol 2 as a searchable PDF Posted May 20, 2020
"This
volume contains the first disclosure of the most important advance in
electromagnetic theory for a hundred years."
PREFACE (Volume 1)
Digital semiconductor electronics has great potential, but is held back by two problems,
1) The practical day to day design procedures are virtually untaught and unknown.
2) The basic electromagnetic theory underlying the work is inadequate and in any case virtually unknown today.
The first problem is the subject of a previous series entitled Digital Electronic Design, currently extending to two volumes.
(Except for
The second problem is addressed in this series. However, the division is not rigidly maintained.
There is far less knowledge and understanding of electromagnetic theory today, and this includes those in the highest places,
than an outsider could possibly suppose. Text book writers and lecturers generally repeat what they do not grasp.
Tragically, they do not even realize that there is a large subject which they do not understand, fondly believing
that their sometimes skillful manipulation of meaningless mathematical symbols is the subject.
This creates a growing problem which is compounded by the inadequacy of the classical theory,
so that we have to try to move the allegiance of the “experts” from their present theory, which they do not grasp,
to another, called “Theory H”. These theories are so far divorced, and the students have been so badly misled,
that the process will only be accomplished by stages, with multiple approaches to the problem,
rather than by a single, logical, ordered argument.
We have to make an escape which is more difficult than
that made from Plato’s cave.
At least the cave-men knew and understood their shadow
world. Our student does not even know
where he is coming from, and we have to try to
show him where he is going to.
TABLE of CONTENTS, VOLUME 2 EMT vol2 p204-205 TOC
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Page 207 History of the development of Theory H and beyond EMT vol 2 p206-207
216 Death of the Electric Current EMT vol 2 p216-217
217 Philosophy EMT vol 2 p216-217
218 The three theories EMT vol 2 p218-219
222 Transmission line models for reactive components EMT vol 2 p222-223
229 Transmission lines can be cascaded EMT vol 2 p228-229
232 The resistor EMT vol 2 p232-233
234 More thoughts on the transformer EMT vol 2 p234-235
237 The nature of space and ether EMT vol 2 p236-237
241 Discussion of c, Zo, μ, [ε] EMT vol 2 p240-241
244 General description of energy transfer EMT vol 2 p244-245
247 Zebra space and leopard space EMT vol 2 p246-247
251 Fields and currents EMT vol 2 p250-251
255 Electromagnetic theory [energy] EMT vol 2 p254-255
258 Force on conductors guiding a TEM wave EMT vol 2 p258-259
262 Relativity as a black hole EMT vol 2 p262-263
265 Conductors and obstructors EMT vol 2 p264-265
269 Attitudes to displacement current EMT vol 2 p268-269
281 After Maxwell’s equations revisited EMT vol 2 p280-281
293 Relativity EMT vol 2 p292-293
295 The correspondence principle EMT vol 2 p294-295
299 The rigid rod EMT vol 2 p298-299
303 Complementarity EMT vol 2 p302-303
307 Einstein rocks the boat EMT vol 2 p306-307
313 The sign of time EMT vol 2 p312-313
320 The scientific reception system as a servomechanism EMT vol 2 p320-321
325 Index EMT vol 2 p324-325
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