Mathematica Exercises on mathematical physics

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The discussion centers on the search for graduate-level textbooks that cover a wide range of mathematical physics topics essential for theoretical physicists, including linear algebra, tensor analysis, differential geometry, and topology. Participants acknowledge the challenge of finding a single comprehensive textbook but express interest in recommendations for various subjects. One suggested resource is "Mathematical Methods for Physicists" by Arfken and Weber, which includes exercises relevant to these topics. The conversation encourages sharing additional textbook suggestions and insights on effective resources for mastering mathematical physics.
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Hi everyone, I'm looking for textbooks that contain exercises on various aspects of mathematical physics (everything a theoretical physicist needs actually, i.e. from linear algebra and tensor analysis to differential geometry and topology etc.) at a graduate level.

I am aware, of course, that there cannot exist a single textbook to do job. However, I' m pretty interesting in hearing others' suggestions and opinions for these subjects!
 
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Arfken & Weber has exercises.
 

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