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thanks for advices.
loudcrier said:thanks for advices.
dextercioby said:Are they really that hard that are beyond your power of understanding...?
The best way to ask for answers to exercises from Peskin's QFT is to be specific about which exercise you are referring to and provide any relevant information or attempts you have made to solve it. It is also helpful to clearly state what kind of answer you are looking for (i.e. complete solution or just a hint).
It is generally not recommended to post the exercises directly in your question when asking for answers. This can be seen as a request for others to do your work for you, and may not receive a helpful response. It is better to describe the exercise and your attempts to solve it, and ask for guidance or clarification on specific parts.
There are various online forums and study groups where you can find answers to exercises from Peskin's QFT. You can also try reaching out to your classmates or professor for help. However, keep in mind that it is important to try to solve the exercises on your own first before seeking answers.
It is generally considered cheating to use answers from others for exercises in Peskin's QFT if you are seeking credit for the work. If the exercises are for your own personal practice and understanding, it may be acceptable to use answers from others as a learning aid, but be sure to cite your sources.
The best way to improve your understanding of QFT is to actively engage with the material, attend lectures and discussions, and regularly practice solving exercises on your own. You can also seek out additional resources such as textbooks, online tutorials, and study groups to supplement your learning. It is important to actively think about the concepts and principles rather than just memorizing answers to exercises.