Mathematical Handbook for Electrical Engineers [Book Review]

This book consists of three parts. Part I contains the most widely used fundamental mathematical definitions, laws, and rules that are used to solve the majority of electrical engineering problems. Part II contains solved examples in four different areas of electrical engineering: circuits and devices; antennas and propagation; waveforms and signal processing; and stochastic radio engineering. The majority of the problems fall in the later category. Part III contains reference data on all sorts of mathematical expressions. Engineers, especially electrical engineers who work with mathematical problems either on a regular basis or infrequently, would find this book to be a useful resource for setting up and solving problems.