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This document provides information about the textbook "Electricity and Magnetism" by Edward M. Purcell. The textbook covers standard topics in introductory electricity and magnetism over 853 pages. It has been updated to the third edition in SI units, with hundreds of new examples, problems, and figures. The textbook derives macroscopic phenomena rigorously from underlying microscopic physics and introduces mathematical concepts in parallel with the physics topics.
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