Physics 304, Advanced Electricity and Magnetism I
Joseph Ross, Texas A&M University
Fall 2009
General course information:
The course syllabus is found at this link.
The required text, Introduction to Electrodynamics (Third Edition), by Griffiths, should be in the
bookstores.
(In case you have an uncorrected 1999 3rd edition, here is the list of text
corrections.)
This course covers approximately the material in the first 6 chapters in the
text. The follow-on course Physics 305 is a continuation.
Problem sets (and a few other course handouts): can be found at the homework
page.
In case of problems email me at 
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A few useful links:
Well-done simulation of actual field of
solenoid, among other things.
Here is an integration page
from Mathematica.
Also, a related page on series
expansions.
Description of
Fourier Series from MathWorld.
A nice list of
integration tables you can purchase.
Here is a site from which you can download the venerable
Abramowitz and Stegun Handbook
of Mathematical Functions.
Here is the Wikipedia
page with a compact table showing the gradient, curl,
etc. in curvilinear coordinate systems.
PhysLINK news and reference.
Science News.
PhysicsWeb.
The Net
Advance of Physics has some reviews and many links.
The Amercan Physical Society
homepage. 
J. H. Ross' home page.
TAMU Physics Department page.
Texas A&M University.
All course notes and lecture materials posted on this site
are copright © 2009, Joseph Ross