Can a New University Student Master Electrodynamics?

Thread starter Toby Lee
Start date Feb 12, 2022

Feb 12, 2022

Toby Lee

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I am a new University student. I have already studied many Physics of the university courses when I'm in high school. My favorite area is Electrodynamics. Look forward to having a great time here.

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Thank you:)

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