Symmetry Method in Electric Circuits

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The discussion centers on seeking resources for understanding the symmetry method in solving simple resistive electric circuits. A recommended book is "Engineering Circuit Analysis" by Hayt and Kemmerly, noted for its clarity and effectiveness. The user inquires about the availability of this book in India and requests more details about it. Additionally, there is a personal note about living on the IITK campus and a question regarding the other user's status as a freshman. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for quality educational materials on the symmetry method in circuit analysis.
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Hi

Could someone point me to a comprehensive resource (either book or website or both) which explains the method of symmetry for the solution of simple resistive electric circuits?

Thanks and cheers
Vivek
 
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Isn't this post in the right place? :confused:
 
maverick280857 said:
Isn't this post in the right place? :confused:

well i study from Hayt,Kemmerly and that's very nice book.
 
Do you get this book in India? Could you please mention the name and author in more detail?

Thanks and cheers
Vivek

(PS--I live on IITK campus too. Are you a freshman here?)
 

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