Two in one: 1. Modern Quantum Theory 2. Electromagnetic Fields and Waves

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The discussion revolves around two books related to Modern Quantum Theory and Electromagnetic Fields and Waves, focusing on their condition, accessibility, and educational value. Participants share personal experiences and opinions regarding the usefulness of these texts in their studies.

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  • One participant notes the good condition of the books despite their age and offers to scan pages if needed.
  • Another participant mentions the book by Lorraine & Corson as helpful for understanding electromagnetism, highlighting its engineering perspective and suggesting that some content may require revision.
  • There is a suggestion that the books should be checked at least once during studies, indicating their potential value in education.

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Participants express personal opinions about the books, but there is no clear consensus on their overall value or the necessity of revisions.

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1 Modern Quantum Theory. 2. Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
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1. Kursunoglu 2. Lorraine & Corson
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1962
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They are in great condition considering they are both 62 years old. You can access them on line but you may prefer to have these on our shelf.

I can scan pages, contents in if need be.

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pinball1970 said:
Lorraine & Corson
This book helped me through electromagnetism, it has an engineering point of view and some of its contents might need revision but it is one of those books that you should check at least once during your studies.
 
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