Anderson's comprehensive study of lightning conductors provides a detailed account of the scientific, technological, and historical significance of these devices. He delves into the mathematical and physical principles that underlie the operation of lightning conductors, presenting a rigorous analysis that is accessible to non-specialists. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history and science of electricity, as well as those seeking to understand the practical implications of lightning protection.
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