Classical Book on Cross and Dot products

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A user sought help identifying a popular paperback book on dot and cross products that presented material through Maxwell's equations but could not recall its title or author. The book was described as short and was intended to be loaned to a friend. After some discussion, the user found the book, which is titled "Div, Grad, Curl, and All That" by H. M. Schey. The inquiry highlights the challenges of recalling specific academic texts. The user successfully resolved their search.
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I had a book on dot and cross products, and the author presented his material in terms of Maxwell's equations. It's a popular book. Alas, I can't remember the title or author. I was going to loan it to a friend but found the book missing.

The book isn't long at all and is a paperback book.

I know I'm not offering a lot of information, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
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Robin64 said:
I had a book on dot and cross products, and the author presented his material in terms of Maxwell's equations. It's a popular book. Alas, I can't remember the title or author. I was going to loan it to a friend but found the book missing.

The book isn't long at all and is a paperback book.

I know I'm not offering a lot of information, but any help would be greatly appreciated.

Never mind. I found the book buried. It's "div grad curl and all that", by H. M. Schey.
 
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