Mathematical methods for students of physics and related fields

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The discussion centers around the high cost of a specific book, with a request for an ebook or PDF version. Participants clarify that sharing copyrighted material is illegal and against forum rules. Jason identifies a potential alternative, a free legal book by James Nearing, which may meet the original requester's needs. The conversation emphasizes the importance of adhering to copyright laws and the forum's policy against sharing unauthorized links to copyrighted texts.
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This book is too expensive for me to buy. Can someone share ebook/ pdf?
 
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I'm not sure exactly what book you are referring to, but if it is copyrighted then the pdf would be illegal. We do not post links to illegal material here.

A legal, free book that may be what you are looking for has been written by James Nearing,
http://www.physics.miami.edu/~nearing/mathmethods/

Good luck.

Jason
 
Are you referring to Hassani's "Mathematical methods for students of physics and related fields"?

Most people on this forum refer to textbooks by the author's name rather than the title, unless of course he wrote more than book on the same subject.

As Jason noted, we do not allow links to free downloads of copyrighted books etc. that have not been authorized by the author or publisher.
 
I knew the copyright restrictions . But wanted the book desparately . My bad.
 
jasonRF said:
I'm not sure exactly what book you are referring to, but if it is copyrighted then the pdf would be illegal. We do not post links to illegal material here.

A legal, free book that may be what you are looking for has been written by James Nearing,
http://www.physics.miami.edu/~nearing/mathmethods/

Good luck.

Jason
Thanks. I'll go through it.
 

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