Tell me about integral equations

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The discussion centers on the need for detailed historical information about integral equations in mathematical physics for thesis research. Participants recommend the book "Mathematical Methods for Physicists" by Arfken & Weber as a comprehensive resource. Additionally, they suggest searching for scientific math or physics libraries for further materials. The conversation highlights the challenge of finding in-depth historical context on integral equations beyond typical information available online.

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  • Understanding of integral equations and their applications in mathematical physics.
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  • Research "Mathematical Methods for Physicists" by Arfken & Weber for foundational knowledge.
  • Explore historical texts on integral equations through academic libraries.
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  • Look into additional books such as "Integral Equations: A Practical Approach" for applied insights.
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please tell me about integral equations

please tell me the name of websites from where i can get information(historical background ) about integral equations in mathematical physics in detail.bcoz i have to research on this topic for my thesis work.more web sites has only typical information not in detail . i want detailed information.pleasezzzz help me if anyone knows about it.:cry:
 
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Arfken & Weber has an extensive section on integral equations. They probably have a copy or two at your library, or you might find a professor to loan you one.
 


Thanks a lot my dear for this information .But i hope that you may give me a names of some books which contain informations about the historical background of the integral equations. I hope that you answer me as soon as you can.
Thanks once again.
 


please help me i need (historical background ) about integral equations

please ... please... please... please tell me
 


Did you have a look into Arfken & Weber and see if it satisfies your needs?
 


actually, I do not know Arfken & Weber !
so, how can I find them?
 


I have that books, but what I need it is the historical background or the begainning of integral equations.
 

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