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The
book is divided into two parts. The first part presents the fundamentals
of the theory of electromagnetic retardation with emphasis on recently
discovered relations and recently developed methemathical techniques. The
second part presents the fundamentals of the theory of relativity based
entirely on the theory of electromagnetic retardation developed in the
first part.
Electromagnetic retardation is as yet a fairly obscure concept, and
therefore an explanation of what it is and why a book needs to be written
about it is in order.
An extension of the theory of relativity, as it is developed in the book,
leads to a covariant theory of gravitation analogous to relativistic
electrodynamics.
Although the book presents the result of original research, it is written
in the style of a textbook and contains numerous illustrative examples
demonstrating various applications of the theory developed in the book.
Therefore it can be used not only for independent reading, but also as a
supplementary textbook in courses on electromagnetic theory and on the
theory on relativity.
[taken
from the Preface of the book.]
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