I best textbook I've read in electrodynamics.

Review: Introduction to Electrodynamics

Excellent introduction. The relevant math (some very basic multivariable calculus) is introduced first. The explanations are good, and the maths are not difficult, which make it a good way to learn the subject, before getting to something like Jackson to master it. Read full review

Review: Introduction to Electrodynamics

"It can be covered comfortably in two semesters," but unfortunately I'm not taking a class on this and don't have two semesters to spend on it, so I had to skip or skim most of the math and read for ... Read full review

Review: Introduction to Electrodynamics

Why can't everyone else write a book* like David J. Griffiths does? Good for reading many times and to study and apply the subject matter. *Primarily the bed-rock Physics courses, Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics & Materials Science. 15yrs later, i'm planning to read Griffiths. Read full review

Review: Introduction to Electrodynamics

I learned a lot. Read full review

Review: Introduction to Electrodynamics

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Review: Introduction to Electrodynamics

It covers the basic concepts very well. Some of the problems were abnormally difficult though. Read full review

Review: Introduction to Electrodynamics

Upper level undergraduate EM textbook. I liked it. I need to go back through it. Read full review

Review: Introduction to Electrodynamics

This book conceptually sound with its verity of problems.The way the author introduces and connects new ideas are really great! Read full review

Review: Introduction to Electrodynamics

Clearly one of the best books to learn ED. The exercises are extremely comprehensive. Read full review