Table of all physics integrations

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The discussion centers on the need for a comprehensive table of integrals to aid in understanding relationships between physical units in electrical engineering. The challenge of navigating various unit systems, especially in electromagnetism, is highlighted. A suggestion is made to reference Jackson's "Classical Electrodynamics" for insights on units. Additionally, creating a personalized list of useful integrals from textbooks is recommended as a practical approach. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of integrals in solving physical problems in engineering studies.
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Im currently studying electrical engineering and unlike in high school we are using lots of integrals solve physical problems (big surprise:P) Anyway i was wondering if anyone had a table of all integrals to help me see the relationship between different units.

eg integral(Electric field) = Voltage

Thanks
 
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yea i have one, it's called the entire body of knowledge that is physics.
 
foges said:
Im currently studying electrical engineering and unlike in high school we are using lots of integrals solve physical problems (big surprise:P) Anyway i was wondering if anyone had a table of all integrals to help me see the relationship between different units.

eg integral(Electric field) = Voltage

Thanks

Units can be a particularly annoying subject, especially in electromagnetism where there are a few competing systems of units in (relatively common) use.

For a discussion of units see Jackson's "Classical Electrodymanics" Appendix on units.

If you want a list of useful integrals to look at, you could just go through your textbook and write down all the integral equations that appear useful (perhaps starting with the integrals used to define quantities).

Cheers.
 

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