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Lots of good criticisms of the traditional way of teaching in here. The only issue I would raise is his claim that Bessel functions should be dropped. In physic
by not2b 3y ago
Lots of good criticisms of the traditional way of teaching in here. The only issue I would raise is his claim that Bessel functions should be dropped. In physics and engineering they come up all the time when the geometry is cylindrical.
I suppose he could argue that they could wait for a second course, perhaps.
- eternauta3k 3y agoI agree Bessel functions are not excessive, they are just enough to scare you straight. And yeah, physics students need to be able to solve QM and EM equations, can't get away from (some) special functions.