Solutions Manual for Field and Wave Electromagnetics D.K Cheng

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The discussion centers on the search for a solutions manual for "Field and Wave Electromagnetics" by David K. Cheng. Participants emphasize that solutions manuals are intended for instructors rather than students, suggesting that students should attempt problems independently and seek help from teachers or forums instead. There is a concern about the ethics of requesting copyrighted material, with a reminder that sharing such resources is inappropriate. The conversation highlights the importance of developing problem-solving skills rather than relying on solutions manuals. Ultimately, the thread was locked due to the nature of the requests.
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Does anyone know where to find a solutions manual to "Field and Wave Electromagnetics" written by David K. Cheng? If you know you can post it here or send me a email (asa_1986@spray.se). Thanks
 
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Solution manuals are meant for teachers, not students. Why is everyone so keen on getting their hands on solution manuals? Why not try the questions, then ask your teacher for assistance; or post the questions on the homework forums here at PF where you will be provided with help.
 
Sometimes there exists students solutions manual and it can help to check in them to get some ideas to start. Most of the times i ask my teacher but it's weekend now so i can't contact him.
 
Solution manuals are for instructors, not for students.

Requesting copyright material to be posted or sent to you is also wrong.

Thread locked.
 
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