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Hi
I am reading a course in my University called " Transform theory and Analytical Functions "
The only book Recomended is Arfken & Weber. The chapters that we should read is
6.1-6.5.
7.1-7.2
15.3-15.6
15.8-15.10
5.12
I have passed the courses wich you should have before reading this course, but when I try to read Arfken I get lost, for example integration, all of sudden it pops out e^2pi
or a term (1/2pi) I dont understand. Iam starting to think its something you just put in for simplicity or something.
For example this one :
Or this one :
I dont understand A SINGLE THING, Iam going Crazy here, feels like I have missed some major things. Dont understand why/what/how they do the things...
I have a Exam in 13 days and I dont know anything. I consider myself decent in math, never had any huge problem with it.
So my question is, is there a better book out there that explains those chapters in arfken?
Perhaps a site on the internet wich shows how to solve problems, and if Iam right about that you put in some terms because you have to, where can I find a complete list with those.
Thanks!
I am reading a course in my University called " Transform theory and Analytical Functions "
The only book Recomended is Arfken & Weber. The chapters that we should read is
6.1-6.5.
7.1-7.2
15.3-15.6
15.8-15.10
5.12
I have passed the courses wich you should have before reading this course, but when I try to read Arfken I get lost, for example integration, all of sudden it pops out e^2pi
or a term (1/2pi) I dont understand. Iam starting to think its something you just put in for simplicity or something.
For example this one :
Or this one :
I dont understand A SINGLE THING, Iam going Crazy here, feels like I have missed some major things. Dont understand why/what/how they do the things...
I have a Exam in 13 days and I dont know anything. I consider myself decent in math, never had any huge problem with it.
So my question is, is there a better book out there that explains those chapters in arfken?
Perhaps a site on the internet wich shows how to solve problems, and if Iam right about that you put in some terms because you have to, where can I find a complete list with those.
Thanks!