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component of the electric field at a given point in space is equal to minus the local gradient of the electric potential in that direction...

I suggest you read this link

Ok i will :)

Oh.. I will try it then :smile:

Thanks... I love Griffiths Electrodynamics book. Someone suggested it to me and i find it really good. Hope Taylor feels the same way. :smile:

When we go to the official PF app fro android page on google play, the reviews say that it doesn't work. Is it really working or are those the only guys facing that problem?

Ohh... Ok then i will read Taylor first.

I find lagrangian/hamiltonian mechanics difficult. So do u recommend that book considering i just started to learn it?

U got it right.. I want advanced material especially on lagrangian/hamiltonian mechanics. So I will check Taylor's Classical mechanics. Thank u... :smile:

I have done my Engineering but didnt graduate in physics. So my answer is No. Can u suggest some at that level?

Thank you Natassha I will try that...

I have done the introductory physics and i just want some advanced level... And i can't tell u more in detail...

yeah.. sorry I am looking for a book of university level... Can u suggest some?

Guys can u suggest me some excellent books for Classical Mechanics? Thank u in advance :smile: