Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the challenges faced by a participant in solving difficult problems from the book "Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences" by Mary L. Boas. The focus is on seeking resources or solutions to these challenging problems, with an emphasis on self-study and academic integrity.

Discussion Character

  • Homework-related, Meta-discussion

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses difficulty in solving certain tough questions from the book and requests links to solutions.
  • Another participant suggests using Google to find solutions, implying that they may be available online.
  • A different participant claims to have searched extensively without success, indicating frustration with the search for solutions.
  • Another reply challenges the initial request, suggesting that the inquiry may be perceived as seeking free answers to homework problems, which raises concerns about the intent behind the request.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not reach a consensus on the availability of solutions, with some believing they exist while others express skepticism about the request's intent.

Contextual Notes

The discussion does not clarify the specific nature of the difficult problems or the criteria for what constitutes acceptable resources for assistance.

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I have been self studying this book by Mary L.Boas for a while which is a treat to study for its great depth. However, the problem of mine is though I have been able to solve most of the problems of this book, there are some really tough Questions in this book which are very hard to solve. So, are there any websites of Universities or links to the solutions of this great book. I will be very happy if you guys could post them. Thanks...
 
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Use Google. The solutions are probably out there if you look hard enough.
 
I searched with google everywhere for the solutions , but couldnot find any.
 
Look harder. I googled "Boas solutions" and some very unambiguous results came up. That and the fact that you are basically asking for freebies to what is probably homework (we have no way to tell on the internet what your intentions are) makes this thread highly suspicious, at least to me.
 

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