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I am reading a marvelous book Classical Field Theory by E Soper, but it is mathematically too compact and sometimes I am unable to follow the equations. Can anyone suggest a side book for solution of my problem regarding reading the book? I also have Classical Theory of Fields by Landau but its content and way of expression is not relevant with my book. The question which you people are saying is a possible duplicate of was asked by myself and in that question I tried to find a good book on Classical Field Theory.But here I need help to read a particular book on the same subject. So in this way I am trying to justify my attempt as to make it a new question.

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  • I find it aggravatingly humorous that they linked you to the massive book recommendations repository, which only links to your earlier question under the classical field theory section – Jim Aug 01 '14 at 18:13
  • And while I think the question is valid, it is still a duplicate question of what you previously asked. You want a recommendation of good books, preferably ones to supplement the one already given. If you can tell me how any answer given here would not be a viable answer to your previous question, I will vote to reopen this as not a duplicate – Jim Aug 01 '14 at 18:15
  • Otherwise, consider offering a bounty or simply requesting further recommendations using your older question – Jim Aug 01 '14 at 18:16
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    @Jim this question actually has two perspectives of view.First view is that in the previous question I was asking a good book on the very subject and now somehow I am again on the same line.There is another angle of view to see this question as in the previous version I was intended for a book on classical field theory but here the book am asking can even belong to a mathematics book because difficulty is now related to somehow to mathematics.So here a good suggestion can even be a Mathematics book solely. – Abhinav Anand Aug 02 '14 at 11:21
  • Consider making that distinction apparent in the question – Jim Aug 04 '14 at 13:13

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