Maximizing Learning: The Importance of Solution Manuals in Mathematical Physics

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Hi , I'm learning mathematical Physics on my own .but there is a problem that there are no solutions presented for the exercises in the textbooks so how to make sure I found the correct answers? . a lot of problems however requires proving an equality for example but some problems may be hard to solve.Is it essential to have a solution manual for the problems ?
 
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med17k said:
Hi , I'm learning mathematical Physics on my own .but there is a problem that there are no solutions presented for the exercises in the textbooks so how to make sure I found the correct answers? . a lot of problems however requires proving an equality for example but some problems may be hard to solve.Is it essential to have a solution manual for the problems ?

There should be textbooks with solutions for half of the problems. Have you looked for some of them?
 
I have mathematical methods for physics and engineering by arfken but it doesn't have any solution to any problems .
 
I believe "mathematical methods for physics and engineering" by Riley has a student solutions manual with half the problems completed
 
med17k said:
I have mathematical methods for physics and engineering by arfken but it doesn't have any solution to any problems .

I think this is one of the typical complaints I see of the text. There is no solutions available for that text as far as I know.