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This discussion focuses on recommendations for lecture notes that assist in studying Jackson's Electrodynamics. Participants highlight Prof. S. Errede's UIUC Physics 435/436 Lecture Notes as a valuable resource for Griffith's Electrodynamics. Additionally, there is mention of lecture notes by Prof. Fitzpatrick from the University of Texas at Austin, which are noted for their alignment with Griffith's standard lectures. Both resources are suggested as beneficial for students seeking to deepen their understanding of electrodynamics.

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  • Explore Prof. S. Errede's UIUC Physics 435/436 Lecture Notes
  • Investigate Prof. Fitzpatrick's lecture notes from the University of Texas at Austin
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Abdul Quader
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Looking for recommendatuons/suggestions.
Is there any lecture note series or something like that that can help studying Jackson's Electrodynamics? Thanks in advance.

For instance, Prof. S. Errede's UIUC Physics 435/436 Lecture Notes helps to study Griffith's Electrodynamics.

http://web.hep.uiuc.edu/home/serrede/P436/P436_Lectures.html
 
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Abdul Quader said:
Looking for recommendatuons/suggestions.
Is there any lecture note series or something like that that can help studying Jackson's Electrodynamics? Thanks in advance.

For instance, Prof. S. Errede's UIUC Physics 435/436 Lecture Notes helps to study Griffith's Electrodynamics.

http://web.hep.uiuc.edu/home/serrede/P436/P436_Lectures.html
A long time ago I remember about the lecture notes by prof. Fitzpatrick at the Univ. Of Texas in Austin. I hope they are still freely available online.
 
These lectures are more of griffit's standard lectures. Thanks for the suggestions though.
 

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