Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Fields
Including numerous examples with complete, worked-out solutions, this book is designed to present the fundamental concepts of electromagnetic field theory as they relate to modern engineering applications.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Fields
Appendix E: Some Standard Formulae of Integration of Functions
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? a f(x)dx=a ? f(x)dx
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?( u+ v) dx= ? udx+ ? vdx, where u and v are any functions of x
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? udv= u ? dv ?? vdu= uv ? ? vdu
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For forms containing a+bx, but not listed in the table, the substitution 
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FORMS CONTAINING c 4 x 4
FORMS CONTAINING ( a+ bx+ cx 2) X= a+ bx+ cx 2 and q
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