Do you know any books with solved problems on variations?

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Hi folks,

There are plenty of books with theory, but to practice I only found one book by Krasnov. I am looking something like Schaums series for the Calculus of Variations. Do you know if something like that exists?

I want to practice, seting up the problem (the integral), getting the differential equations, solving them, analyzing when it is a min or a max, or if it exists etc.

Thanks!
 
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Did you check out problem books in mathematics by springer? There's a load of titles available.
 
Guy Madison said:
Did you check out problem books in mathematics by springer? There's a load of titles available.

I didn't know those series, thanks for that.

I had a look and apparently there is no specific volume for Variational Calculus, there are some on analysis that may contain a chapter maybe.