EM Theory Books: Find Textbooks to Enhance Learning

[Sheldon Cooper]

Hello,
Am starting to read Electromagnetic Theory. Can you suggest some good textbooks on the topic that will help clear the concepts.
Thanks in advance

 

[jtbell]

At what level? High school, introductory (first year) undergraduate, intermediate/advanced undergraduate, graduate school?

 

[Sheldon Cooper]

@jtbell For advanced Undergraduate level

 

[jtbell]

How about Griffiths? It's very commonly used in the US. There's a cheaper international edition, and earlier editions are also good for self-study.

Also, if you use the SEARCH feature at the top right corner of this page to search for the word "electromagnetism" in this forum (make sure the box "search this forum only" is ticked), you'll find many earlier threads discussing such textbooks.

 

[vanhees71]

I'd recommend the Feynman Lectures vol. II.

 

[mpresic]

Lorrain and Corson is good. Marion Classical Electromagnetic Radiation is good. As an undergraduate before Griffith we used Marion for the second semester and Panofsky/ Phillips for the first semester. I do not recommend Panofsky and Phillips as the level of the exposition is closer if not meeting or exceeding graduate level.
I used Lorrain and Corson the summer after I took Emag to learn what I should have learned during the school year.