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Perturbation Theory Help!
Hello physicsforums.com,
The last two weeks of my nuclear engineering course covered a mathematical topic known as 'perturbation theory'. It was offered as a 'method to solve anything' with; the problem is, however, that nobody in my class understands it.
Basic google searching has not yielded any great results, so I turn to the wise physicsforums.com community to perhaps help give new perspective or recommend some relatively easy to follow readings.
Thanks in advance!
Hello physicsforums.com,
The last two weeks of my nuclear engineering course covered a mathematical topic known as 'perturbation theory'. It was offered as a 'method to solve anything' with; the problem is, however, that nobody in my class understands it.
Basic google searching has not yielded any great results, so I turn to the wise physicsforums.com community to perhaps help give new perspective or recommend some relatively easy to follow readings.
Thanks in advance!