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could any1 recommend a good E&M book that might be worth reading after having just finished Griffith's book on the subject... so probably a book a little more advanced than Griffith's
 
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Jackson's Classical Electrodynamics.
 
I agree with fluidistic's suggestion, but if Jackson seems to difficult, you can try Electromagnetic Fields by Wangsness. It's an undergraduate textbook like Griffiths, but the presentation is more rigorous.