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Introductory Physics II

by
Robert G. Brown
Duke University Physics Department
Durham, NC 27708-0305
Copyright Robert G. Brown, 2024

Abstract

Introductory Physics II -- Electromagnetism and Optics is an online, lecture note style textbook provided for the benefit of my physics class here at Duke. All students or faculty who discover it online are welcome to use and peruse this textbook online or as a e-book on their own personal computer for the sole purpose of teaching or learning physics.

If you do this, I do ask that you to help others find the resource, as it is my goal here is to provide a professional grade physics textbook that can be used at little or no cost by all of the students of physics, all over the world, which does no one any good if they cannot find it.

All other use must conform to the Open Publication License published on this website, which prohibits making and redistributing printed or electronically reproduced copies of this work for your own use or (especially) for commercial purposes without my specific permission.

Contents

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intro-physics-2/intro-physics-2.a4.pdf 5540
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intro-physics-2/intro-physics-2.pdf 6241
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intro-physics-2/intro-physics-2.a4.ps 18460
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intro-physics-2/intro-physics-2.ps 19206
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Home Introductory Physics I Review Problems for Intro Physics I Self-Guided Learning Problems 1 Introductory Physics II Review Problems for Intro Physics II Self-Guided Learning Problems 2
One Page Math Review Mathematics for Introductory Physics Coping With Academic Anxiety and Stress Equations du Jour (Old Intro Physics II) Introductory Physics III
Videos of Physics 53 Lectures Physics 231: Mathematical Methods for Physics Classical Electrodynamics Identities for Electrodynamics Contact About
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