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I and a few other freshman are in a seminar that's intended to help us in E & M and requires us to bring questions and problems to the seminar to work on. We've been doing some textbook problems, but it would be better if we could find something more challenging or conceptually interesting so that about four people could work through it. Other than poking around internet forums, does anyone have any suggestions for where we might find some unique or conceptually difficult problems?
We're in MIT's 8.022 ("advanced* electricity and magnetism"). It's a freshman course that assumes knowledge of multivariable calculus. We use Purcell's Electricity and Magnetism (which I rather like). Might Griffiths be a good resource for more material?
*incredibly difficult
I'm sorry if this is in the wrong forum, I'm new around here. :/
We're in MIT's 8.022 ("advanced* electricity and magnetism"). It's a freshman course that assumes knowledge of multivariable calculus. We use Purcell's Electricity and Magnetism (which I rather like). Might Griffiths be a good resource for more material?
*incredibly difficult
I'm sorry if this is in the wrong forum, I'm new around here. :/