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I don't know where to put this but it is a question which is bothering me. From the perspective of a physicist who wants to generate new theories, what's the value in spending significant time learning classical theories?
People slave always at books like Jacksons Electrodynamics but it's not clear to me why given that it's already a complete(but wrong) theory. Isn't time better spent on new horizons like QFT?
People slave always at books like Jacksons Electrodynamics but it's not clear to me why given that it's already a complete(but wrong) theory. Isn't time better spent on new horizons like QFT?