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Will using Griffith and Purcell benefit a beginner in E&M?
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[QUOTE="atyy, post: 6014097, member: 123698"] For Purcell, definitely yes, if you can do the problems, you have the subject at a very high level. First year classical physics misses out the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian formalisms, so you will still have to learn that in later years. I'm not so familiar with the problems in Griffiths, but from the few I have done, I should think they are also well worth working through. [/QUOTE]
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