Mathematical methods in physical scince

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around a request for assistance in locating a downloadable version of the book "Mathematical Methods in Physical Science" by Mary L. Boas. The conversation touches on issues of copyright and the ethics of accessing educational materials.

Discussion Character

  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests help in finding a downloadable version of a specific book.
  • Another participant points out the need for more specific information regarding the book's title and author.
  • A participant confirms the title and author of the book as "Mathematical Methods in Physical Science" by Mary L. Boas.
  • Some participants express disapproval of the original request, questioning the ethics of seeking to download a pirated version of the book.
  • One participant shares their experience of downloading files that were purported to be the book but contained many empty pages.
  • Multiple participants assert that they will not assist in pirating the book and suggest purchasing it instead.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

There is a clear disagreement regarding the appropriateness of seeking a pirated version of the book. Some participants advocate for purchasing the book, while others express frustration over the initial request.

Contextual Notes

The discussion highlights issues related to copyright and the availability of educational resources, but does not resolve the ethical considerations surrounding the request.

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I don't know where to post this thread.


Where could i download the book on mathematical methods in physical science by Mary?
 
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You need to be more specific. "Mary" is probably the author's first name. Without knowing the title of the book and the author's full name, I doubt that anyone can help you.
 
Title of book is " mathematical methods in physical science" and the author is Mary .L.Boas
 
Why did you post a thread asking for help pirating a book? You wasted more time posting this here, then it would have taken you to find it by yourself. How'd you find this site if you don't know how to use Google?
 
I Google it and downloaded some files which were supposed to be that book but it was full of 400 to 500 empty pages!
 
No, we're not going to help you pirate a book. Wanna buy it? Here's a link
 
Astrum said:
No, we're not going to help you pirate a book. Wanna buy it? Here's a link
That is correct. We at Physics Forums do not support the pirating of copyrighted materials.
 

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