%Since BibTeX does not appear to have a built in entry
%for citing websites (what kind of design is that?),
%I decided to stick websites in with articles, and to stick
%the URL in the journal field. This is not technically correct.
%I did something largely similar with Walter Lewin's video lectures,
%(which are wonderful), posted online through MIT OCW. Since a
%'proper' way of citing it wasn't built in, I made one up. If
%you're doing a bibliography where correct formatting is very
%important, you'd do best not to follow my example. Otherwise,
%I think it's good enough.

@Article{Fowler,
  author = 	 "Michael Fowler",
  title = 	 "Maxwell’s Equations and Electromagnetic Waves",
  journal = 	 "http://www.phys.virginia.edu/classes/109N/more\_stuff/Maxwell_Eq.html",
  year = 	 1997
}

@Article{magnet,
  author  = "author not specified",
  title   = "A review of magnets and magnetism",
  journal = "http://my.execpc.com/$\sim$ rhoadley/magencyc.htm",
  year    = "unspecified"
}

@Article{Lewin,
  author  = "Walter Lewin",
  title   = "8.02 {E}lectricity and {M}agnetism {V}ideo {L}ectures",
  journal = "http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Physics/8-02Electricity-and-MagnetismSpring2002/VideoLectures/index.htm",
  year    = "2002"
}

@Article{Biggus,
  author  = "Jeff Biggus",
  title   = "{S}ketches of the {H}istory of {E}lectromagnetics",
  journal = "http://history.hyperjeff.net/electromagnetism.html",
  year    = "2002"
}

@Article{Wikipedia,
	author  ="author not specified",
	title = "{J}ames {C}lerk {M}axwell",
	journal = "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James$\_$Clerk$\_$Maxwell",
	year = "unspecified"
}

@Article{magnetpic,
 author ="Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute",
 title ="Gauss's Law",
 journal ="http://links.math.rpi.edu/devmodules/Gauss/graphics/egg_with_magnet.jpg",
 year = "1999"
}

@Article{princeton,
 author ="Steven A. Leduc",
 title ="Cracking the {AP} {P}hysics {B} $\&$ {C} {E}xams",
 journal ="{T}he {P}rinceton {R}eview",
 year = "2002-2003"
}