The Finite Element Method in Electromagnetics (IEEE Press)

The books is thorough and insightful, provides comprehensive coverage of advanced topics (e.g. higher-order edge vector elements, discontinuous Galerkin's method) some of which are no covered by other textbooks but scattered over numerous journal papers.

This is a classic in electromagnetics. If you are an autodidact, this book is as close as it can get to the perfect book.

A nice collection of formulas but useless as there are no solutions or code examples supplied. I regret buying this book.

A excellent book, and the material is presented very good!Should buy this book to those specialists who are seriously is engaged FEM.

In recent years, vector FEM (edge-based FEM) is much popular compared to conventional nodal-based FEM.I was eager to understand the history of FEM and major differences between edge-based and nodal-based FEM.In this book, I found through derivation and discretization of both methods.Although expensive, I recommend this book to those who interested in FEM for electromagnetics.