Classical On Garg's "Classical Electromagnetism in a Nutshell"

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Garg's "Classical Electromagnetism in a Nutshell" is being discussed for its quality and usefulness. The book has received positive reviews, which are available through the provided link. However, some participants in the discussion have not personally used the book and are seeking firsthand experiences from others who have. The conversation highlights a general interest in the book's content and its effectiveness as a resource for studying classical electromagnetism.
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Is Garg's book "Classical Electromagnetism in a Nutshell" good?
 
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otaKu said:
Seems like a good book to me.
In case you haven't gone through these reviews, here are the links:

http://press.princeton.edu/titles/9771.html
Yeah I've read the reviews but I just posted here just in case anybody used this.
Did you use it?
 
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No, I don't. Came to know about it for the first time.
 

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