Eat your heart out, Jackson

[kefka]

Graduate physics courses in classical electrodynamics are generally regarded as an excruciating experience, akin to a root canal or a typical episode of Scrubs. This dubious
distinction probably has a lot to do with the canonical text in the subject, Classical Electrodynamics by John David Jackson - a terse, horrible book with problems no on can

Comments

[humanethic]

How can that be maligning if it's true? Besides which aren't you biased by being a greedy, conniving ne'er-do-well yourself?

[psipaladin]

People shouldn't reference things they can't get right. Also, everyone knows you're supposed to warp in to get your answer there sooner. It's called the Picard maneuver. But I guess the Ferengi are still a little sore about that.

Wait, this was a graduate problem? I'm going to ship you Jackson.

[kefka]

In fairness, that was from Chapter 0. But I do have a copy of Jackson. I just don't intend to do any problems from it.