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Pre-reqs for Ultrafast Optics? (Jackson or Zangwill for Electrodynamics?)
Thanks for the help everyone! As an update I will no longer be pursuing this PhD. Perhaps I will reapply in the future (but maybe to a different subfield).- despaxir
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Pre-reqs for Ultrafast Optics? (Jackson or Zangwill for Electrodynamics?)
It's just how it is in the UK. Some unis provide EM courses using Jackson like Edinburgh in their MSc and others don't. Thanks for the help! I know lots of programming but 0 signal processing. This is helpful as I hadn't considered signal processing! Jumping into the papers to do a lit review...- despaxir
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Pre-reqs for Ultrafast Optics? (Jackson or Zangwill for Electrodynamics?)
I will start my PhD in experimental condensed matter in a year's time in the UK. Most European Physics PhDs do not have set courses, hence I don't have any text to go off on. So this will be entirely self taught for two reasons: out of interest and the potential opportunity I have to actually do...- despaxir
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Pre-reqs for Ultrafast Optics? (Jackson or Zangwill for Electrodynamics?)
Okay perhaps I should do Jackson then. My plan was to do Born's book anyway to be fair.- despaxir
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Pre-reqs for Ultrafast Optics? (Jackson or Zangwill for Electrodynamics?)
TL;DR: Jackson or Zangwill for Electrodynamics? Hi, I want to learn ultrafast optics and I am interested in condensed matter physics, ie using ultrafast optics in condensed matter systems. However, before I get onto ultrafast optics I need to improve my electrodynamics knowledge. Should I...- despaxir
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