I am reading Goldrei's book: "Propositional and Predicate Calculus: A Model of Argument", Chapter 4: Predicates and Models.
I need help in understanding Goldrei's answer to Exercise 4.5 (a) ...
Exercise 4.5 together with Goldrei's solution reads as follows:
Can someone please explain exactly...
Hello Andrew,
Thanks again on your help with Neuenschwander Section 1.9 ... {Note ... A scan of Neuenschwander Section 1.9 from the start to page 26 is available below ...}
I am hoping you can clarify some issues for me ...
You write:
" ... ... Lastly, to avoid confusion, avoid writing...
Andrew.
Do the Cohen-Tannoudji volumes have a good number of worked examples … ?
Does it have worked solutions to some of the exercises …?
I think these items can help one get a good grasp of the theory …
Peter
Dan,
Does it have enough worked examples?
Does the book provide any solutions to exercises …
‘’These items can help one get a good grasp of theory …
Peter
I am reading Tensor Calculus for Physics by Dwight E. Neuenschwander and am having difficulties in confidently interpreting his use of Dirac Notation in Section 1.9 ...
in Section 1.9 we read the following:
I need some help to confidently interpret and proceed with Neuenschwander's notation...
Thanks for the reply Orodruin ... Given that it should be straight forward i had another shot at demonstrating the Neuenschwander Equation 2.9 leads to (the compact and rather non-intuitive IMO) equation 2.11 ... I think my demonstration is OK ... but not completely sure ... details follow ...
I am reading Tensor Calculus for Physics by Dwight E. Neuenschwander and am having difficulties in following his logic regarding proceeding to derive the components of Angular Momentum and from there the components of the Inertia Tensor ...
On page 36 we read the following:
In the above text...
I am reading Sheldon Axler's book: Measure, Integration & Real Analysis ... and I am focused on Chapter 2: Measures ...
I need help with the proof of Result 2.8 ...
Result 2.8 and its proof read as follows
In the above text from Axler we read:"The doubly indexed collection of open...