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Classical electrodynamics is a category of books focused on the theory and applications of electric and magnetic fields as described by Maxwell’s equations and their consequences. It typically covers electromagnetic fields and potentials, wave propagation and radiation, boundary-value problems, energy and momentum in fields, scattering, antennas and waveguides, and the relativistic formulation that unifies electricity and magnetism; mathematical tools commonly used include vector calculus, differential equations, Green’s functions and Fourier methods. These books range from introductory treatments for advanced undergraduates (emphasizing physical intuition and problem solving) to rigorous graduate-level texts that stress formal derivations and mathematical methods, but they all treat classical, non-quantum phenomena and their engineering and physical applications.

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