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Classical Electrodynamics (The advanced book program)

โœ Scribed by Julian Schwinger, Lester L. Deraad Jr., Kimball A. Milton, Wu-yang Tsai, Joyce Norton


Publisher
Westview Press
Year
1998
Tongue
English
Leaves
591
Series
The advanced book program
Edition
illustrated edition
Category
Library

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Schwinger might have been a great physicist, but his style is "anti-Feynman". Feynman strives (usually successfully) to get to the (physical) point, Schwinger buries the subject in a morass of formalism, which obscures both the mathematics and the physics (I should say that I am a mathematician, so maybe this book is good for physicists...).


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