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I'm having a lot of difficulty with proofs. I can understand them when I read them, but when asked to prove things myself, I usually fall flat on my face.
How important are proofs for physics? Do I really need an intimate understand of the mathematics, or would that be irrelevant?
I was thinking of buying "How to Prove It", because I become frustrated with myself. If I can't prove it, maybe I don't understand it well enough.
How important are proofs for physics? Do I really need an intimate understand of the mathematics, or would that be irrelevant?
I was thinking of buying "How to Prove It", because I become frustrated with myself. If I can't prove it, maybe I don't understand it well enough.