Re:An intuitive guide to Maxwell's equations (2020)
by 3abiton on Tuesday June 04, 2024 @02:52AM
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I will give Vexlio a try! I don't have a book category per se, but I read freakonomics last year, and was very impressed by it, if you have similar recommendation, would appreciate it! I read Crime and Punishment but long time ago in high school, don't remember much of it though.
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Re:An intuitive guide to Maxwell's equations (2020)
by photon_lines on Tuesday June 04, 2024 @07:57PM
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Sure - like I said, it's hard for me to say what my favorite is without naming a category, but since we're on the topic of Electromagnetism I'll stick to physics and recommend 1) Introduction to Elementary Particles by Griffiths (best into to standard model in particle physics) and 2) QED by Richard Feynman. QED btw is very well done and literally shows you the 'algorithm' behind standard particle physics and does so in a clear and unambiguous manner - really an amazing work by Feynman.