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 The material for these volumes has been selected from the past twenty years' examination questions for graduate students at University of California at Berkeley, Columbia University, the University of Chicago, MIT, State University of New York at Buffalo, Princeton University and University of Wisconsin.
This volume comprises 440 problems and is divided into five parts:
(1) Electrostatics;
(2) Magnetostatic Field and Quasi-Stationary Electromagnetic Field;
(3) Circuit Analysis;
(4) Electromagnetic Waves;
(5) Relativistic Particle-Field Interactions.

Preface
Introduction
1. Basic Laws of Electrostatics (1001-1023)
2. Electrostatic Field in a Conductor (1024-1042)
3. Electrostatic Field in a Dielectric Medium (1043-1061)
4. Typical Methods for Solution of Electrostatic Problems
Separation of Variables, Methods of lmages Grin's Function
and Multipole Expansion (1062-1095)
5. Miscellaneous Applications (1096-1108)
Part II Magnetostatlc Field and Quasi-Stationary Electromagnetlc Fields
1. Magnetic Field of Currents (2001-2038)
2. Electromagnetic Induction (2039-2063)
3. Action of Electromagnetic Field on Current Carrying
Conductors and Charged Particles (2064-2090)
4. Miscellaneous Applications (2091-2119)
Part III Circuit Analysis
1. Basic Circuit Analysis (3001-3026)
2. Electric and Magnetic Circuits (3027-3044)
3. Analog Circuits (3045-3057)
4. Digital Circuits (3058-3065)
5. Nuclear Electronis (3066-3082)
6. Miscellaneous Problems (3083-3090)
Part IV Electromagnetic Waves
1. Plane Electromagnetic Waves (4001-4009)
2. Reflection and Refraction of Electromagnetic Waves on Interface
between Two Media (4010-4024)
3. Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves in a Medium (4025-4045)
4. Electromagnetic Radiation and Radiating Systems (4046-4067)
Part V Relativity Particle-Field Interactions
1. The Lorentz Transformation (5001-5017)
2. Electromagnetic Field of a Charged Particle (5018-5025)
3. Motion of a Charged Particle in Electromagnetic
Field (5020-4039)
4. Scattering and Dispersion of Electromagnetic Waves (5040-5050)
Index to Problems