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quasar_4
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Hi everyone.
I'm in my first semester of Jackson right now, and most of it's fine, but I'm having a hard time understanding the use of Green's functions as Jackson describes them in chapters 1-4. Does anyone know of another good physics reference that might be more clear? I have plenty of the math methods type books, but I'm specifically looking for more connection to physics and building the Green's function approach into my physics intuition.
If this post is too vague, I can pinpoint a couple of specific problems that have given me headaches.
Thanks,
quasar_4
I'm in my first semester of Jackson right now, and most of it's fine, but I'm having a hard time understanding the use of Green's functions as Jackson describes them in chapters 1-4. Does anyone know of another good physics reference that might be more clear? I have plenty of the math methods type books, but I'm specifically looking for more connection to physics and building the Green's function approach into my physics intuition.
If this post is too vague, I can pinpoint a couple of specific problems that have given me headaches.
Thanks,
quasar_4