@gilbertgede, thanks for your input, especially the idea of writing out basic electrodynamics problems in 'programming mode' to understand what classes and infrastructure I would need, to build the core of sympy.physics.electromagnetism. If possible for you, please have a look at the concepts that I have mentioned in this thread, which I plan to implement and give your suggestions. Considering your level of understanding of the physics module, you could better judge the feasibility of the concepts. As for the reference texts, I plan to implement electrostatics and magnetostatics based on Prof J Norbury's text 'Classical Electrodynamics for Undergraduates' and 'Electromagnetic Field theory' by Bo Thide. These are the texts that I plan to study and understand before summer. I would prefer to take inspiration for electrodynamics(classical and relativistic) from Griffith's book 'Introduction to electrodynamics'.
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