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This book is highly enhanced course notes from the standard 1st year graduate course in Classical Electromagnetism. This is not at all an introductory course - it's presumed that before you take this course, you had a semester of E&M at the sophomore level, and another semester at the junior or senior level. It's also presumed you're familiar with trigonometry, full and partial differential equations and vector mathematics. Properly speaking, this isn't really a course in E&M, or even physics for that matter: it's an applied math course in how to expand functions over various interesting complete sets. The complete sets we'll be using are all solutions to the Laplace equation.

The introduction is completely non-mathematical, and suitable for any interested person over about the age of 14. The second chapter should be suitable for anyone who has completed sophomore or junior physics. The rest of the book is basically non-stop advanced mathematics.

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