Solution manual for Courant Volume I

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The discussion centers on the lack of a solutions manual for the Courant Volume I textbook, specifically the edition co-authored by John Fritz. Users express frustration that the Springer version does not include a solutions manual, and the alternative resource, a website providing answers and hints, is currently down. Participants note that the exercises in the original Courant book differ significantly from those in the Fritz edition, complicating the search for solutions.

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  • Familiarity with the Courant Volume I textbook by Richard Courant and John Fritz
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Students and educators using the Courant Volume I textbook, particularly those seeking solutions to exercises, as well as anyone involved in mathematical education and problem-solving methodologies.

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Hey, does anybody have this or know where I can get one, since the version by springer does not include a solutions manual at the back of the book?
 
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The http://kr.cs.ait.ac.th/~radok/math/mat6/startdiall.htm (it seems to be down at the moment) has answers/hints to selected problems if that's not in your book already.
 
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yea ill check it out but from the looks of it that is the original edition of the book, the version i got is by fritz and courant.
I checked them out, the two books differ in exercises. Unfortunately that solution manual is not very helpful.
 
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A good amount of the exercises in Courant's original book are in his new book with John Fritz. Some of the exercises are also ordered differently. Hopefully that website comes back up because that was my only online link to that book too.
 

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