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Solutions to the problems in Fundamentals of Electromagnetics with MATLAB, 2nd ed., by Lonngren, Savov, and Jost (ISBN 1-891121-58-8). I have organized the solutions by chapter and section. All solutions have a MATLAB file, a LaTeX file, or both. I have included the text of the problem with each solution file. Note that I completed the MATLAB problems with GNU Octave, so I'm not certain that they will work flawlessly with MATLAB.

  • 1 — MATLAB, Vectors, and Phasors
    • 1.1 — Understanding Vectors Using MATLAB
    • 1.2 — Coordinate Systems
    • 1.3 — Integral Relations for Vectors
    • 1.4 — Differential Relations for Vectors
    • 1.5 — Phasors
  • 2 — Electrostatic Fields
    • 2.1 — Coulomb's Law
    • 2.2 — Electric Field
    • 2.3 — Superposition Principles
    • 2.4 — Gauss's Law
    • 2.5 — Potential Energy and Electric Potential
    • 2.6 — Numerical Integration
    • 2.7 — Dielectric Materials
    • 2.8 — Capacitance
  • 3 — Magnetostatic Fields
    • 3.1 — Electrical Currents
    • 3.2 — Fundamentals of Magnetic Fields
    • 3.3 — Magnetic Vector Potential and the Biot-Savart Law
    • 3.4 — Magnetic Forces
    • 3.5 — Magnetic Materials
    • 3.6 — Magnetic Circuits
    • 3.7 — Inductance
  • 4 — Boundary Value Problems Using MATLAB
    • 4.1 — Boundary Conditions for Electric and Magnetic Fields
    • 4.2 — Poisson's and Laplace's Equations
    • 4.3 — Analytical Solution in One Dimension—Direct Integration Method
    • 4.4 — Numerical Solution of a One-Dimensional Equation—Finite Difference Method
    • 4.5 — Analytical Solution of a Two-Dimensional Equation—Separation of variables
    • 4.6 — Finite Difference Method Using MATLAB
    • 4.7 — Finite Element Method Using MATLAB
    • 4.8 — Method of Moments Using MATLAB
  • 5 — Time-Varying Electromagnetic Fields
    • 5.1 — Faraday's Law of Induction
    • 5.2 — Equation of Continuity
    • 5.3 — Displacement Current
    • 5.4 — Maxwell's Equations
    • 5.5 — Poynting's Theorem
    • 5.6 — Time-Harmonic Electromagnetic Fields
  • 6 — Electromagnetic Wave Propagation
    • 6.1 — Wave Equation
    • 6.2 — One-Dimensional Wave Equation
    • 6.3 — Time-Harmonic Plane Waves
    • 6.4 — Plane Wave Propagation in a Dielectric Medium
    • 6.5 — Reflection and Transmission of an Electromagnetic Wave
  • 7 — Transmission Lines
    • 7.1 — Equivalent Electrical Circuits
    • 7.2 — Transmission Line Equations
    • 7.3 — Sinusoidal Waves
    • 7.4 — Terminations
    • 7.5 — Impedance on the Transmission Line Matching
    • 7.6 — Smith Chart
    • 7.7 — Transient Effects and the Bounce Diagram
    • 7.8 — Pulse Propagation
    • 7.9 — Lossy Transmission Lines
    • 7.10 — Dispersion and Group Velocity
  • 8 — Radiation of Electromagnetic Waves
    • 8.1 — Radiation Fundamentals
    • 8.2 — Infinitesimal Electric Dipole Antenna
    • 8.3 — Finite Electric Dipole Antenna
    • 8.4 — Loop Antennas
    • 8.5 — Antenna Parameters
    • 8.6 — Antenna Arrays

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