Solve Ernest S. Abers problems

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I need to solve Ernest S. Abers problems.
Book is Ernest S. Abers
University of California, Los Angeles
 
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hmhm696 said:
I need to solve Ernest S. Abers problems.

Then solve it!

Zz.
 
ummm...ok... :smile: :confused:
 
My solution is better than Zapper's =

hmhm696 said:
I need to solve Ernest S. Abers problems.
Book is Ernest S. Abers
University of California, Los Angeles

Friend in need - friend indeed!
 
hmhm696 said:
I need to solve Ernest S. Abers problems.
Book is Ernest S. Abers
University of California, Los Angeles

sounds good. when you are done, maybe you can hook me up with all of the answers to Jackson's E&M and Sakurai's Adv. QM.

On a less sarcastic note, I have heard rumours that the chinese have a solutions manual to McQuarrie's Stat. Mech...anyone else heard this too?
 
I thought this was a thread to tell me how to solve Ernest S. Abers problems. I feel disappointed now.
 
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