Microwave Transmission by J.C. Slater stands as a foundational text in electromagnetic theory and microwave engineering. Published in 1942 during World War II, this work emerged at a critical moment when microwave technology was rapidly advancing for military radar and communications applications. Slater's rigorous mathematical treatment of microwave propagation, waveguides, and transmission principles provided essential theoretical frameworks that shaped the development of modern telecommunications and radar systems. This first edition eighth impression represents a key historical document in the evolution of electrical engineering, capturing the state of microwave science at a pivotal moment in both scientific progress and global conflict. A valuable reference for historians of technology and collectors of classic physics literature.

Microwave Transmission  by J.C. Slater

First Edition 

Eighth Impression

1942