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Introduction to Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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I have read this book, I really found it useful as an introductory book, the way the book is written (Questions and answers) form helped a lot, because it saves your time skimming through the questions and look up the one you want.
I really found this book more useful than peter camble's one permanent magnets and their applications... This book explains the theory before getting into the applications. This book has a best two chapters about the soft and hard magnets applications.
I also recommend (advances in permanent magnets) as a companion book but make sure you read this book 1st.

An extremely well written book, easy to read. I have been looking for a book like this for sometime now and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone interested in the subject.

This is a good graduate-level text on solid state magnetics and measurement techniques. Measurement techniques, basic theory of magnetics, and more detailed theory of magnetic domains, magnetic circuit analysis, and typical materials are all covered.

I want to warn customers of a possible physical flaw. The book includes, before the main text, 27 service pages numbered from I to XXVII. In the copy I received from Amazon.com the first XVIII pages were missing, including Titles, Table of contents, and most of the references.