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A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism

James Clerk Maxwell info

First published 1873

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About this book

Maxwell's own account of the field theory that unified electricity, magnetism and light.

The author

James Clerk Maxwell

1831–1879 · Scottish physicist

  • Professor at Cambridge
  • Professor at King's College London
  • Fellow of the Royal Society
Profession
Physicist, Mathematician, Professor
Worked at
King's College London, Cambridge, Marischal College
Studied at
Cambridge, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Academy
Studied under
William Hopkins
Prizes
Adams Prize (1857), Rumford Medal (1860), Royal Society Bakerian Medal (1866), Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (1856), Fellow of the Royal Society (1861), Smith's Prize (1854), Keith Medal (1869)

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Prerequisite: Experimental Researches in Electricity, Volume I (Faraday)

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