Introduction to Theoretical Physics. Volume 3: Theory of Electricity and Magnetism

This book is the third volume of the famous course of physics, written by the Nobel laureate Max Planck, and is dedicated to electrical and magnetic phenomena. The book includes three parts: "General equations of the electromagnetic field in resting bodies", "static and stationary states" and "quasistational and dynamic processes". The material is distinguished by the depth and clarity of the description, equipped with a large number of examples taken from everyday life.
In the fourth edition, some typos and inaccuracies were eliminated.
The book is recommended for theoretical physicists, electricity and magnetism specialists, as well as students and graduate students of physical and technical universities