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A problem with Integration by Parts in Hartle's "Gravity"
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Homework Help Overview
The discussion revolves around a challenging integral presented in Hartle's "Gravity," specifically focusing on the method of integration by parts. Participants are seeking clarification on the application of this technique within the context of the book.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Mathematical reasoning
Approaches and Questions Raised
- The original poster attempts to understand the integration by parts formula and its application in the context of the integral from the book. Some participants question specific steps in the derivation and express uncertainty about the process.
Discussion Status
The discussion is ongoing, with participants sharing insights and corrections. While some guidance has been offered, there is no explicit consensus on the correct approach yet, as participants explore different interpretations of the integral.
Contextual Notes
There is mention of a potential oversight in the original poster's derivation, indicating that assumptions or terms may be under discussion. The participants are also navigating the learning curve associated with the forum and the material.
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Asher Weinerman
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Hi,
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Asher Weinerman
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Sorry - I'm new to the physics forum and posted nothing as a reply by mistake. See if this helps:
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Abtinnn
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Asher Weinerman said:
Wow!
Thanks a lot! It really helped!
I really really appreciate it :)
P.S. I am kinda new too. Welcome to PF :D
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Asher Weinerman
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Oops - I forgot a term in my derivation. Here is the corrected version:
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