Are there solutions available for Zwiebach's string theory book?

[robphy]

me too, please...

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thanks

 

[nitin]

Hi

A quick message to say that I will ignore any request of solutions to exercises in Zwiebach's "A First Course in String Theory" on this thread from now on (because I will no longer read postings here). arivero and about 5 others, as far as I know, are now in possession of the same solutions.

Nitin

 

[FSC729]

I'll put the zip file available for download via emule, of course you will need a little patience.

Here is a link:

"ed2k://|file|Zwiebach%20A%20First%20Course%20In%20String%20Theory%20Solutions.zip|7971999|C97CE9675F0F2675EF54CE097C44B078|h=VAIT6YOMWMX6FXBO6Q4FCRFLHW36TQNI|/|sources,24.23.209.54:4662|/"[/URL]


John G.

 

[arivero]

I'll put the zip file available for download via emule, of course you will need a little patience.

Here is a link:

"ed2k://|file|Zwiebach%20A%20First%20Course%20In%20String%20Theory%20Solutions.zip|7971999|C97CE9675F0F2675EF54CE097C44B078|h=VAIT6YOMWMX6FXBO6Q4FCRFLHW36TQNI|/|sources,24.23.209.54:4662|/"[/URL]


John G.[/QUOTE]

Fine. A search in emule will reveal too the existence of .pdf and .djvu versions of a short version of the book (last chapters are lacking), vey useful to do searches in the whole text.

 

[evilgeorge]

please could someone send me the solutions, my email address is palo84@msn.com

 

[jorlasar]

I'd really appreciate a copy of the solutions, too, if anyone is still distributing them.

jor_lasar@yahoo.com

 

[dVORAKFINE]

I would greatly appreciate if someone could send me a PDF solutions at the following address:

fine_stucture137@yahoo.com

 

[quallz]

Another request

I, too, would like to request some solutions.

My e-mail is quallz AT hotmail.com. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again.

 

[Alteran]

Hello, I cannot download solutions via emule - sources are 0 :( I will be very appreciate, if someone will send them to me. My email is neoliten@hotmail.com.

Thank you.

 

[quallz]

I can understand if no one wants to send solutions. I'm sure nobody even checks this thread anymore.

If someone does check, however, at the very least could someone leave a source on emule. I'm having trouble finding any there as well.

Thanks!

 

[arivero]

As I suggested before, the big idea is to pick randomly one of the email directions, instead of asking collectivelly here, as then you risk either to get none or to get five copies exhausting your email account.

As for emule, I think I had already put some, I will check. search for Zwiebach in a few minutes.

 

[arivero]

It was already in emule, search for Zwiebach in .zip format

 

[FSC729]

Hello everyone, I've sent the Zwiebach solution set to every email on page 3 of this thread. I have also added the file to my emule file sharing folder, but with only three sources it may take a while to download. So if you can please add the solution set to your file sharing folder.

John G.

 

[mungqu]

Zwiebach book solutions

I would greatly appreciate if someone could send a copy of the PDF solutions to the following address:

mgkim@etri.re.kr

 

[maverick280857]

I like Zwiebach's book (just started reading it...I have taught myself some QM, EM, CM and a bit of Statmech) and would love to discuss it with you folks (is this the right place?).

 

[selfAdjoint]

I like Zwiebach's book (just started reading it...I have taught myself some QM, EM, CM and a bit of Statmech) and would love to discuss it with you folks (is this the right place?).

If "it" means string theory in Zweibach, yes. The other things you mentioned should be discussed on their appropriate forums.

 

[maverick280857]

If "it" means string theory in Zweibach, yes. The other things you mentioned should be discussed on their appropriate forums.

Thanks adjoint, I'll keep that in mind.

Off topic: By the way, is Zwiebach's book available in India somwhere? I need a copy of the book (I don't have it now)...if someone here happens to know where I can get it, please do let me know.

 

[Jimmy Snyder]

I have a question concerning pages 60 and 61 of Professor Zwiebach's book. He is looking for a "fundamental Planck length" that is of the order of 10^{-18} cm. He looks for it in a 5-dimensional world, but rejects it because the size of the extra dimension that would give the desired Planck length would be 10^{12} cm and the "extra dimension would have been detected a long time ago".

Then he looks for it in a 6-dimensional world and finds that the necessary size of the extra dimension would be 10^{-3} cm. Most of page 61 goes on to explain why this is not too large.

My question is: "Why didn't he do the calculation for a 10-dimensional world?" If he did, I figure he would need for the extra dimensions to have a length of roughly 10^{-12} cm. This length would have a profound influence on the way page 61 would have been written.

 

[nitin]

By the way, is Zwiebach's book available in India somewhere? I need a copy of the book (I don't have it now)...if someone here happens to know where I can get it, please do let me know.

Maverick

Have a look at http://www.firstandsecond.com/" ).

I believe Cambridge University Press will not start producing a low-price edition of the book unless they start getting a significant number of orders from people in India (or elsewhere in the developing countries).

Btw, one can purchase really cheap copies of Physics and Mathematics classics from this bookstore. I have so far identified about 50 books which cost so little compared to other known bookstore prices that they make me want to cry for not knowing about FirstAndSecond.com before I started uni!


Nitin

 

[morbius5]

is there anyone who has solutions to the exersises
of the chapters 17-21?

 

[maverick280857]

Maverick

Have a look at http://www.firstandsecond.com/" ).

I believe Cambridge University Press will not start producing a low-price edition of the book unless they start getting a significant number of orders from people in India (or elsewhere in the developing countries).

Btw, one can purchase really cheap copies of Physics and Mathematics classics from this bookstore. I have so far identified about 50 books which cost so little compared to other known bookstore prices that they make me want to cry for not knowing about FirstAndSecond.com before I started uni!Nitin

Thanks dude, but this is still three thousand bucks! (Close to four thousand for the sake of "exactness")

EDIT: Its probably India's biggest online bookstore as nothing else exists like it :-)

 

[warrius]

answers

hi

can someone please send me the pdf file with the answers to zwiebach's string book? my email is vagabond5711@yahoo.com.

thanks!

 

[otg]

hi

can someone please send me the pdf file with the answers to zwiebach's string book? my email is vagabond5711@yahoo.com.

thanks!

I too would like that file, if someone could send it to me I'd be delighted.
I bought the book for self-study but it's been 6 years since I went to the university so I seem to need some help... =)
email ollethegreatest@yahoo.com

 

[jorlasar]

I'd love a set of the solutions too. I have jackson's E/M solutions if you're interesed, as well as some others. :-D

 

[tantalusan]

Hey guys,

Is there anyone having the solution of Zwiebach?
If you happen to have the solution, it would be very helpful for you to send me the solution.
Thank you for your help!

tantalusan@yahoo.co.kr

 

[Mr.Brown]

I´d like the solutions either armin.braun@mytum.de
thx :)

 

[ccdantas]

I'd love a set of the solutions too. I have jackson's E/M solutions if you're interesed, as well as some others. :-D

Dear Jorlasar,

I'd be interested in getting the solutions of Jackson's EM book.
If possible, please send them to christinedantas <<at>> yahoo.com.
What others do you have?

Thanks
Christine

 

[ccdantas]

Dear Jorlasar,

Never mind. I've just found many sites with solutions on Jackson's book. I just wanted to check some of them against my own.
Thanks anyway,
Christine

 

[roflsox85]

Im currently using this text as an auxiliary reference and trying to do selected problems as practice. If you could send solutions to jay_z_04<at>hotmail.com it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[neg]

Dear forum, have you the Zwiebach's book's solutions? thanks :valfano@inwind.it