Thomas Wangler's RF Linear Accelerators

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The discussion centers on Thomas Wangler's book on RF Linear Accelerators, specifically regarding the availability of solution manuals or answer sheets for the exercises within the text. Participants confirm that there are no publicly-available solution manuals for Wangler's work. The text is noted for its focus on classical electromagnetism (E&M), which is essential for understanding the material presented in the book.

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Hi fellows. Once I asked a question in here and some advised me to check the Wangler's RF Linear Accelerators book and solve the questions.

Now, I am trying to do this and want to check my answers. Does anybody know anything about the existence of a solution book or answers sheet or something like that?

Thanks !
 
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Your thread has been moved. Please note that Particle Accelerators topic does not belong in High Energy Physics forum. If you have worked through Wangler's text, you'll notice that it is ALL classical E&M!

Secondly, there are no publicly-available solution manuals for Wangler's text.

Zz.
 
Thank you ZapperZ for your interest and kind reply...

Your sentence starting with "Secondly" is enough for me.

 

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