The Basic Laws of Electromagnetism by E. E. Herodova is not just a textbook, but a real find for everyone who is interested in physics and seeks a deeper understanding of the principles governing electromagnetic phenomena. Herodov, known for his clear and accessible explanations of complex scientific concepts, offers readers a fascinating journey into the world of electromagnetism, where every law and every formula becomes part of the overall picture. In this book, Herodov examines the basic laws of electromagnetism, starting with the fundamental concepts and ending with more complex topics, such as electromagnetic waves and their application. The reader will be able to see how electric and magnetic fields interact with each other, how they affect the movement of charges and how these interactions underlie many modern technologies. The author masterfully explains how Faraday and Ampere's laws, Coulomb's law, and Maxwell's equations form the fundamental foundations on which all modern physics is built. The book will be of interest not only to students of physics and engineering specialties, but also to anyone who wants to expand their knowledge in the field of science. It is suitable for both high school students preparing for exams, and for university students studying physics. In addition, the “Basic Laws of Electromagnetism” can attract the attention of science lovers who want to understand the principles of electrical devices and technologies that surround us in everyday life. The topics raised in the book concern not only theoretical aspects, but also practical applications of electromagnetic phenomena. Herodov shows how the laws of physics affect various fields, from medicine to information technology, from energy to telecommunications. This connection between theory and practice makes the book especially valuable for those who want not just to teach physics, but to apply it in real life. Style and . E. Herodova is clear and logical . He skillfully uses examples from everyday life to make complex concepts more accessible and understandable. The reader not only learns the material, but also begins to see the world through the prism of physics, which makes the learning process fascinating and exciting. Herodov is also known for his other works, such as "Physics for Admission to Universities" and "Physics Tasks", which also deserve attention and can be an excellent addition to the study of electromagnetism. The Basic Laws of Electromagnetism is not just a set of formulas and theories, but a whole world into which the reader plunges with each new paragraph. Herodov creates an atmosphere in which physics becomes a living and dynamic rather than an abstract science. Readers who seek a deep understanding of electromagnetism and its laws will find in this book a wealth of useful knowledge and inspiration for further study. If you are looking for literature on physics that will help you not only prepare for exams, but also develop an interest in science, "Basic Laws of Electromagnetism" and E. Herod's is what you need. This book will be a reliable companion on your way to understanding the basics of electromagnetism and will open the door to a world where physics and technology are intertwined, creating the future.