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| makeit05 |
 Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2005 8:59 pm |
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I'm learning quantum mechanics, by using textbook"introduction to quantum mechanics by david griffiths"
There is no solution in this text book. Then i searched for the solution manual and then found the solution manual is only for the teachers. I'd like to get it. Do you have an any or know some information about it? |
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| Greysky |
| Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 3:30 am |
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"makeit05" <makeit05@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
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[quote:678479df5f]I'm learning quantum mechanics, by using textbook"introduction to
quantum mechanics by david griffiths"
There is no solution in this text book. Then i searched for the
solution manual and then found the solution manual is only for the
teachers. I'd like to get it. Do you have an any or know some
information about it?
[/quote:678479df5f]
Contact the publisher and tell them you are a educator and would like to
audit the title. Heck, you'll probably get more books than you could
possibly want. Most likely you'll just throw them in the trash... |
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| gmcenroe |
| Posted: Sat Feb 26, 2005 3:10 pm |
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| You can find the solution set on ebay or amazon for about $33. |
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| GR_GR |
| Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2005 6:31 am |
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gmcenroe wrote:
[quote:72eb64c4b1]You can find the solution set on ebay or amazon for about $33.
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Or, you can do the problems yourself and make your own solution set.
This is not Jackson, after all. |
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| gmcenroe |
| Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2005 7:47 pm |
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Well Jackson didn't write quantum mechanics so that is no help. Of
course one can do the problems with the thought that we have the
correct solution only to find out we are on the wrong track, or we can
check the answers against known solutions. Since I am not in school
anymore, having a solution set is a valuable tool, not just and end. It
all depends upon the individual GR_GR. I think most people know that
cheating only cheats the individual who cheats in the long run. |
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| GR_GR |
| Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:15 am |
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gmcenroe wrote:
[quote:caf4beb953]Well Jackson didn't write quantum mechanics so that is no help.
[/quote:caf4beb953]
Insider joke... you would not get it.
[quote:caf4beb953]Of
course one can do the problems with the thought that we have the
correct solution only to find out we are on the wrong track
[/quote:caf4beb953]
OMG! The end of the universe is at hand! One must know the answer
before finding the answer.
[quote:caf4beb953], or we can
check the answers against known solutions. Since I am not in school
anymore, having a solution set is a valuable tool, not just and end.
[/quote:caf4beb953]
Then make your own solution set.
[quote:caf4beb953]It
all depends upon the individual GR_GR. I think most people know that
cheating only cheats the individual who cheats in the long run.
[/quote:caf4beb953] |
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| Gregory L. Hansen |
| Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:24 am |
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In article <1109609881.334871.127410@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
gmcenroe <g.mcenroe@comcast.net> wrote:
[quote:6c6f238158]
GR_GR wrote:
gmcenroe wrote:
Well Jackson didn't write quantum mechanics so that is no help.
Insider joke... you would not get it.
Oh you are so smart, I wish I was a genius INSIDER like you toooooo.
Is there any other way I can pump up your ego for your benefit. LOL
[/quote:6c6f238158]
Jackson sets the standard for problem sets.
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"The polhode rolls without slipping on the herpolhode lying in the
invariable plane." -- Goldstein, Classical Mechanics 2nd. ed., p207. |
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| gmcenroe |
| Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 11:58 am |
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GR_GR wrote:
[quote:adc07332d0]gmcenroe wrote:
Well Jackson didn't write quantum mechanics so that is no help.
Insider joke... you would not get it.
[/quote:adc07332d0]
Oh you are so smart, I wish I was a genius INSIDER like you toooooo.
Is there any other way I can pump up your ego for your benefit. LOL
[quote:adc07332d0]
Of
course one can do the problems with the thought that we have the
correct solution only to find out we are on the wrong track
OMG! The end of the universe is at hand! One must know the answer
before finding the answer.
, or we can
check the answers against known solutions. Since I am not in school
anymore, having a solution set is a valuable tool, not just and
end.
Then make your own solution set.
It
all depends upon the individual GR_GR. I think most people know
that
cheating only cheats the individual who cheats in the long run.
[/quote:adc07332d0] |
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| gmcenroe |
| Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 12:36 pm |
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Gregory L. Hansen wrote:
[quote:ec285ab7ea]In article <1109609881.334871.127410@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
gmcenroe <g.mcenroe@comcast.net> wrote:
GR_GR wrote:
gmcenroe wrote:
Well Jackson didn't write quantum mechanics so that is no help.
Insider joke... you would not get it.
Oh you are so smart, I wish I was a genius INSIDER like you toooooo.
Is there any other way I can pump up your ego for your benefit. LOL
Jackson sets the standard for problem sets.
[/quote:ec285ab7ea]
Yeah, I knew that before GR_GR enlightend us with his presence.
Thanks
[quote:ec285ab7ea]--
"The polhode rolls without slipping on the herpolhode lying in the
invariable plane." -- Goldstein, Classical Mechanics 2nd. ed., p207.[/quote:ec285ab7ea] |
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| PD |
| Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 2:10 pm |
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Greysky wrote:
[quote:e6dc030dfa]"makeit05" <makeit05@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in
message
news:4218052a$1_1@127.0.0.1...
I'm learning quantum mechanics, by using textbook"introduction to
quantum mechanics by david griffiths"
There is no solution in this text book. Then i searched for the
solution manual and then found the solution manual is only for the
teachers. I'd like to get it. Do you have an any or know some
information about it?
Contact the publisher and tell them you are a educator and would like
to
audit the title. Heck, you'll probably get more books than you could
possibly want. Most likely you'll just throw them in the trash...
[/quote:e6dc030dfa]
this most likely will not work. instructor status is verified by the
publisher sales reps. They're restricted for a reason. Duh!
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| GR_GR |
| Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 2:54 pm |
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gmcenroe wrote:
[quote:777cef30a2]GR_GR wrote:
gmcenroe wrote:
Well Jackson didn't write quantum mechanics so that is no help.
Insider joke... you would not get it.
Oh you are so smart
[/quote:777cef30a2]
Thank you... yes... I am.
BTW....
---plonk--- |
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