Volume 1 develops the fundamental Maxwell-Lorentz theory of microscopic electromagnetics and its relationship to macroscopic electromagnetics in complex media with particular emphasis given to temporally dispersive materials, supplemented with several appendices on mathematical methods. The second edition includes new material on conjugate electromagnetic fields, time-reversal invariance, the four-potential and Lorentz invariance, anisotropic and spatially dispersive media, double-negative metamaterials, and generalized Fresnel reflection and refraction coefficients for complex media. The relationship between both the mathematical and physical interpretation of classical electromagnetic field theory with the special theory of relativity is emphasized throughout the volume.

Preface to the Revised Second Edition.- Preface.- Chapter 1 Introduction.- Chapter 2 Microscopic Electromagnetics.- Chapter 3 Microscopic Potentials & Radiation.- Chapter 4 Macroscopic Electromagnetics.- Chapter 5 Fundamental Field Equations in a Temporally Dispersive Medium.- Chapter 6 Plane Wave Reflection and Refraction.- Chapter 7 The Angular Spectrum Representation of the Pulsed Radiation Field.- Chapter 8 The Angular Spectrum Representation of Pulsed Electromagnetic and Optical Beam Fields in Temporally Dispersive Media.- 9 Free Fields in Temporally Dispersive Media.- Appendix A The Dirac Delta Function.- Appendix B Helmholtz' Theorem.- Appendix C The Effective Local Field.- Appendix D Magnetic Field Contribution to the Lorentz Model of Resonance Polarization.- Appendix E The Fourier-Laplace Transform.- Appendix F Reversible & Irreversible, Recoverable & Irrecoverable Electrodynamic Processes in Dispersive Dielectrics.- Appendix G Stationary Phase Approximations of the Angular Spectrum Representation.- Appendix H The Radon Transform.- Index.