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Hey, I'm new here but I was hoping you guys could help me out. I am currently studying Waves mainly using MIT's course 8.03 - Vibrations & Waves.
I am now at a point where I have almost finished reading AP French and entering EM Waves. Unfortunately French decided (for whatever reason) to not include electromagnetic waves in his discussion on the subject. It get's worse, since Walter Lewin has a habit of going fast sometimes and he decided to copy exactly the derivation about the production of EM waves from the MIT book on EM radiation by Bekefi & Barrett. I don't have access to this book and to my surprise, after searching google for some time now, there don't seem to be much resources at all on EM waves/radiation books.
I don't want an engineering book, I want a book with quality explanations and Derivations. Use of rigorous mathematics is also welcome as long as it is truly meant for an UNDERGRADUATE audience.
Any suggestions at all? Other than B&B or Berkeley Physics Course...
I am now at a point where I have almost finished reading AP French and entering EM Waves. Unfortunately French decided (for whatever reason) to not include electromagnetic waves in his discussion on the subject. It get's worse, since Walter Lewin has a habit of going fast sometimes and he decided to copy exactly the derivation about the production of EM waves from the MIT book on EM radiation by Bekefi & Barrett. I don't have access to this book and to my surprise, after searching google for some time now, there don't seem to be much resources at all on EM waves/radiation books.
I don't want an engineering book, I want a book with quality explanations and Derivations. Use of rigorous mathematics is also welcome as long as it is truly meant for an UNDERGRADUATE audience.
Any suggestions at all? Other than B&B or Berkeley Physics Course...