Computational Methods for Electromagnetics

This book is a classic and everyone who is interested in learning CEM should have a copy. Very detailed and thorough. Not an easy study, but it is worth it.

Very poorly written book about computational electromagnetic theory. Explanations are not so good, there are a lot of formulas in which you have to deduce what some symbol means, they didn't talk a lot about accuracy and error which are two very important things in numerical analysis. Book serves as a cookbook. Use this and you will get that. This is not a book from which you can learn something.

I used this book during my MSEE research and found it to be invaluable. While I also had the benefit of the principal author being my Advisor, this book easily stands by itself. This book describes several different methods and concepts in the computational analysis of EM problems, including issues related to computer optimization. It's somewhat dense in that the authors assume you already have a thorough knowledge of EM, so I wouldn't recommend it for beginners. If you work in the field, however, this book is a must-have.