Exercises — 166 discussions
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Exercises to improve joint flexibility in shoulders and hips
I've crossed the threshold into 60 now, and my warranty has expired. I'm OK muscle-wise and stuff - where I'm not OK is in the stiffness of my joints. My shoulders in particular are stiffer than they ought to be, but my neck and hips are too. I do not have arthritis, and I do not have pain...- DaveC426913
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- Exercises Joint Stiffness
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High School High school level exercises to introduce general relativity
Hi All Would it be possible to introduce some exercises in general relativity at the high school level? Exercises that would at least help to raise students' awareness of the aspects that will be studied in greater depth at university or in post-doctorate studies? If so, what examples of...- DaTario
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- Exercises General Relativity
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Complementary resources to Feynman Lectures
Hi everyone! I've begun teaching myself physics with the Feynman Lectures books. However, I find the exercises so difficult. After reading a chapter, I struggle with how to approach the exercises effectively. I understand that this isn't an easy process, but I feel I need a deeper understanding...- seba_
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- Exercises Physics
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I finished a 50 hr C++ course, what next?
I am still not confident with C++ I don't think I should yet go to Data Structures and Algorithms yet because I am not very comfortable with C++. I want a book that covers problems that require Object Oriented Programming to solve problems. It should have lots of such exercises. Is there such a...- shivajikobardan
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- C++ Exercises Textbook
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Torque on a derrick from Feynman exercises
I attempted to solve this problem by considering the torque caused by the perpendicular components of the tension and weight with respect to the derrick. $$ Tcos\theta x = Wsin\theta L$$ $$T = \frac L x Wtan\theta$$ Using the principle of virtual work I also arrived at the same answer by...- suh112
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- Exercises Feynman Introductory physics Torque
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Finding websites with ready-made math and physics exercises for tests
Hi, a teacher and I have been looking for websites to take Math/Physics exercises from, put them together as a test, print it and pass it to students. I know there are many websites that give you tools to write your own exercises (mainly many LMSes). But we'd like to pick exercises already...- robertphy
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- Classroom Exercises Teaching Test Testing Websites
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Studying How many exercises per lecture for MIT 18.01 calculus?
Hello, I am currently self studying MIT 18.01 in my technical college, having just finished watching the 3rd lecture. I do my best doing the assignments and pre-reading of every lecture. I find the lectures by professor Jerison to be really rich and intuitive, and I write down loads of notes...- TGV320
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- Exercises Lecture ocw Self study math
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Analysis Spherical harmonics resources with exercises across fields
What combination of resources can you recommend for introducing people to spherical harmonics? Assume that the audience has the mathematical maturity of first-year grad students in mathematics, and will want a decent introduction to the theory and constructions. But also assume that this is part...- The Bill
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- Exercises Harmonics Introduction Spherical Spherical harmonics
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Exercise books for tensor index manipulation and calculations
I'm self-studying tensors from a book that doesn't have exercises. The book is Semi-Riemannian Geometry by Newman. To get a better feel for index manipulation, tensor results and calculations, I'm looking for a book that has many exercises in these topics. I'd be grateful if those knowledgeable...- Shirish
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- Algebra Exercises Tensors
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Python Object-oriented programming exercises for Python
Hello I learned object oriented programming in Python from a book. But it does not have any programming exercises. I do not learn very much unless I do some programming exercises. It helps to hone the skills. So, I am looking for some exercises if OOP Python is taught in universities. Usually...- issacnewton
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- Exercises Oop Programming Python
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Relativity Practice problems for manifolds and curvature in Carroll's Spacetime and Geometry
I have been reading the book Spacetime and Geometry by Sean Carroll, especially Ch. 2 Manifolds and Ch. 3 Curvature. I'm just wondering are there any lecture notes or books with lots of practice problems (with solutions or at least answers the better) that is suitable for physicist? To give an...- shinobi20
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- Exercises General relaivity Gr
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Quantum Open quantum systems textbooks with exercise problems
The standard reference for open quantum systems is The Theory of Open Quantum Systems by Breuer and Petruccione, which seems well-written but it lacks exercises, as do all the other textbooks I googled. Does someone have a recommendation for a textbook on open quantum systems with problems to...- Silicon-Based
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- Exercises Quantum Systems Textbooks
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Which brain regions are engaged by rubik's cube, chess, tetris, and other activities?
What parts of the brain and/or mind do you use and/or stimulate when doing these activities? If you know. 1. rubix cube? 2.indian finger touching.? 3.playing minecraft.? 4. playing the classic pc game exiled?. 5. playing tetris?. 6 interpreting irrationality or irrational language?. 7.drawing or...- timeuser84
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- Brain Exercises
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Undergrad Linear motor exercise problem
Homework Statement:: Hi, I'm looking for an exercise involving a linear motor, but on my physics book there are none Relevant Equations:: Lenz Law, Maxwell's equation Hi, everyone I'm looking for an exercise involving a linear motor, but on my physics book there are none. Do you happen to... -
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Triangle geometry in Feynman's exercise 2.4
I'm confused about it is not clearly given in task that all the little changes Δ are approaching 0. Especially that Feynman does not mention limits in chapter exercise is for. He is using relatively big values as a little changes (like 4cm). Let's assume that Δ means value is approaching 0...- czakun
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- Exercises Triangle
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General physics textbook with complete exercises
Hi Does anyone know a book of general physics (which covers the subjects of physics as a whole) with complete exercises?- milesa
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- Exercises Physics Physics textbook Textbook
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LaTeX Is there a good compendium of LaTeX exercises?
Do people who learn LaTeX just practice it on their undergraduate assignments or something?- Eclair_de_XII
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- Exercises Latex
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Brain exercises that improve memory and cognition: evidence-based review
Hi, there. I couldn't find much information about this on the net so I came here to ask if anyone here knows as I thought it would be the right forum or maybe I just wasn't looking hard enough. Please not that I don't mean skills but rather what actually works that improves brain functions like...- timeuser84
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- Brain Exercises Facts Functions
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Chemistry Undergraduate textbook on batteries and battery management
Is there such a thing? Or, alternately, am I just better off with an echem and/or physical chemistry book? Thanks Joe- jamesson
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- Batteries Battery Exercises Management Text
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Finding the pulling force from two dogs on a sled using friction
Hello ! we have recently been given the exercice stated above, along with a diagram that i inserted as a picture.The problem i have with this exercice is that i am not quite sure whether my idea about how to do it was right. I was thinking about replacing the normal force (N) in the F= mu x N...- albertus50
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- Dogs Exercises Forces
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Why is W = 3/√2 kg for equilibrium in Feynman lecture 2.5?
I think that the W should be 3kg to be in equilibrium but in the book it said that id 3/√(2 I don't why- new90
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- Exercises Lectures Physics
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2.3 Exercises from the Feynman Lectures on Physics
i don't know what's the answer but I think that the force needs to be gravity because is going down to the floor- new90
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- Exercises Lectures Physics
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Finding exercise problems to supplement Feynman Lectures on Physics
Whats a effective target area?- new90
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- Exercises Lectures Physics
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Books for 3D geometry problems using linear algebra
Hi I have noticed that while I have the grasp of the theoretical underpinnings of linear algebra, I need work on applying it to geometric problems (think computer vision and rigid body motion). So, I am looking for a book that allows me to practice 3D geometry problems. Is there any obvious...- Avatrin
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- 3d 3d geometry Algebra Exercises Geometry Linear Linear algebra
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Prerequisites for exercises in the Feynman lectures on physics
Summary:: I am mostly just being confused on the exercises for the feynman lectures on physics. So I've been reading feynman's lectures on physics, and I also attempted the problems on the "exercises for the feynman lectures on physics". However, I have gotten almost every single problem...- Trentium
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- Exercises Lectures Prerequisites
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Classical Selecting comprehensive problems from Kleppner and Kolenkow
There are a great number of problems found in An Introduction to Mechanics and as some of you already know they can be very difficult. Due to time constraints I cannot tackle all of them nor do I wish to. Could someone please point me to a small set of comprehensive problems? Perhaps from a...- inthenickoftime
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- Exercises Kleppner
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Anybody have any recommendations for physics workbooks?
I am studying physics off of Khan Academy by myself and I find they are a bit light on the exercises I'd love some physics workbooks that cover up to high school graduate difficulty. That you very much. Online resources etc appreciated too, just problems thank you.- Nedgy
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- Exercises Physics
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benzotriazole ionic form at pH 6 with pka 12
I have the following molecule: benzotriazole. It has pka=12. At pH=6 which form prevails? a) neutral b) anionic c) cationic d) none of the above. I thought the correct answer was c) cationic: pH<pka, benzotriazole has basic functional groups (amines).- sd34
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- Exercises Forms Ionic Ph
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Physics exercise books with full solutions for first-year topics
Not sure if this thread belongs in this section. I was thinking who could give a better advice than the teachers themselves? Please do move the thread if it does not belong here. Thank you. I am first year non-physics student. I kind of never had any experience with physics. I have about 3...- vxr
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- Basics Exercises Materials Physics Theory
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What puzzles and exercises improved your spatial thinking?
In your childhood or adolescence, or maybe as an adult, have there been types of exercises or puzzles that you think have improved your mathematical intelligence and in particular the spatial thinking? If yes, which ones?- Aleoa
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- Exercises Intelligence Mathematical
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Undergrad Help translating Dutch nuclear physics exercises to English
Google translator does not really help me translating these exercises. May you help me out? If this is not the site I should I ask for translation of physics texts, may you tell me where should I ask for that?- JD_PM
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- English Exercises Nuclear Nuclear physics Physics Translation
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Free brain exercises for improving memory with schizoaffective disorder
Hi, I am wondering if there is any brain exercises(possibly free) to do to make my brain more mentally fit and as best as it can be for myself. I want to exersize everything or all areas, making my brain balanced in every erea, specifically to improve memory and/or shot term memory to start...- timeuser84
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- Brain Exercises
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Linear transformation on polynomial spaces: kernel, image, and composition
Homework Statement 1. (a) Prove that the following is a linear transformation: ##\text{T} : \mathbb k[X]_n \rightarrow \mathbb k[X]_{n+1}## ##\text{T}(a_0 + a_1X + \ldots + a_nX^n) = a_0X + \frac{a_1}{2}X^2 + \ldots + \frac{a_n}{n+1}## ##\text{Find}## ##\text{Ker}(T)## and ##\text{Im}(T)##...- iJake
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- Algebra Direct sum Exercises Linear Linear algebra Linear transformation Linear transformations Transformation
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Feynman Exercises 19-1: Energy lost when spinning metal rod framework collapses
Homework Statement Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution The moment of inertia before collapse is for each rod: BEFORE COLLAPSE:[/B] Ib = ∫(L2 + x2) dm = m/L ∫(L2 + x2) dx = 4/3 * m * L2 We have 8 of these plus the inertia of the mechanism, giving a total I, It = 8 * Ib + Ik =...- aa_o
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- Exercises Feynman Feynman lecture on physics Framework Rod Spinning
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Undergrad Should I focus on solving problems rather than re-reading theory?
Hello, I have a few free days next week where I want to review the topics from this semester and would like people's opinions on how to go about really getting the most out of my free time. I am currently taking math classes from the math department and am wondering, should I focus on doing as...- annaphys
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- Exercises Topics
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Other Textbooks with exercises and solutions in radiation dosimetry
Could anyone recommend a textbook or a pdf available free online, which has exercises with solutions in Radiation Dosimetry? Thanks in advance- superduke1200
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- Exercises Radiation
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Proving limits of two-variable functions at (0,0) and (C,0)
(I) Find the limit (x,y)->(0,0) of F, then prove it by definition. (II) Find the limit and prove it by definition of: as (x,y) approach (C,0), C different from zero. I have previously asked it on Quora, but it doesn't appear to have answers any...- Thomasyar
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- Exercises Functions Limit Multiple variables Multivariable calculus Variables
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Where to find MIT classical mechanics exercises with solutions
Can someone give me the link to MIT exercises of classical mechanics, please? I found a lot of links, but I can’t find exercises and the solutions also. Thank you very much! -
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Classical Classical mechanics exercise books for introductory level
I need a book with exercises, to try to excel my next classical mechanics, I really to get a good grade. Thank you very much!- RFeynman
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- Books Classical Classical mechanics Exercises Introductory Mechanics
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Finding tangent line from Taylor expansion with remainder term
So, the information they give me is the following: $(1) f \in {C}^{3}({\rm I\!R})$ $(2) f(x) = 5 -2(x+2) - (x+2)^2 + (x+2)^3 + R3(x+2)$ $(3) \lim_{{x}\to{-2}} \frac{R3(x+2)}{(x+2)^3}=0$ And they ask me for the equation of the tangent line... Which would be simple if that R3 wasn't there... -
Feynman Lectures 1.9: air molecules, mass, and mean free path
Homework Statement The density of air is given as .001g/cm^-3 and the density of liquid air 1g/cm^-3 A.) Estimate the number of air molecules per cm^3 B.) Estimate the Mass of a single molecule. C.) Estimate the average distance L an air molecule should travel between collisions at normal...- CalebB-M
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- Exercises Feynman Feynman lectures Lectures
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Graduate 1D kinematics exercises with non-Euclidean metric tensors
Hi All I would like to know if there is a way to produce simple one dimensional kinematic exercises with space-time metric tensor different from the Euclidean metric. Examples, if possible, are welcome. Best wishes, DaTario- DaTario
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- 1d Exercises Kinematic Metric Metric tensor Tensor
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Website with large collection of school maths exercises
Hello everyone. A while ago someone gave me the address of a website which has a large collection of Maths excercises on all the school topics, but I lost it. Does anyone know of such a site? Just with a large collections of maths excercises on all topics. Cheers.- qspeechc
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- Exercises School
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High School Finding total angular momentum eigenvalues for multi-particle spin systems
I need websites or books that has quantum mechanical exercises in particular that finds the total angular momentum eigenvalues (for example two spin 1/2 systems). Do you know where I can train?- Lola1
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- Angular Angular momentum Exercises Momentum Particles Spin Systems total angular momentum
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Quantum Exercises on harmonic oscillator operators and quantum states
Hello! I'm looking for books (or webpages, anything is welcome) with exercises dealing with methods applied to the harmonic oscillator, especially creation and annihilation operators, coherent states, squeezed states, minimum uncertainty states, Fock states, displacement operators... I have...- Physis
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- Books Exercises Harmonic Oscillators
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C/C++ C/C++ learning resources with exercises before deep theory
I often find it quite frustrating to learn a programming language through a book; I always find myself skipping through huge parts of the book I have to read before moving onto the exercises. That was the main reason I did not ace my Python exam at university; I was told to use syntax I hadn't...- Avatrin
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- Book Exercises
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Calculating energy expended during static hangs and handstands
Trying to wrap my head around how to calculate the energy/power expended when doing static exercises (i.e. static hangs from rings or handstands etc.) for various intervals... How do I relate the impulse (between myself and the rings or surface) to the total energy or work performed in say...- Eric vdm
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- Energy Exercises Static
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Chemistry Finding mass percentages of MgO and Mg3N2 from burned magnesium
1)When Mg is burned in air,a mixture of MgO and Mg3N2 is produced.If 3,6g of Mg produces 5,7g of mixture,what is the percentage by mass of each compound in the mixture? 2)A solution of an acid having the formula H3NSO3 is prepared by dissolving 9,7g in water and making up the solution to...- Giuseppe96
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- Chemistry Exercises Mole
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Should calculus exercise solutions be hints or fully worked out?
Dear all, I'm currently teaching calculus courses with Stewart's book. I was wondering what other teachers their experiences are with giving fully worked out answers to the exercises versus giving just hints and the final answer. I have the feeling that the last approach activates students...- haushofer
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- Calculus Exercises Teaching
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Classical Exercise books for relativistic electrodynamics
Hi everyone. As the title says, I am looking for a good exercise book covering the topic of relativistic electrodynamics since the beginning. Even lecture notes from some universities would be great given that solved problems of increasing difficulty are provided. Do you know some book of this...- RGalbiati
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- Book Electrodynamics Exercises Relativistic
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