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i have gone throuhg the book of halliday and resnick but there is no proof of lorentz transformation and also of inverse lorentz transformation so which book should be suitable for schrodinger and maxwell equations as wwll as for lorentz plz reply
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well zubair its hard to find the complete solved solution all of these three topics in a single book...... M.H. MUSSADIQ has explain the reasearch work of resnik , halliday physcis in his book(has 6 parts).these are easily available in markets as handbook of R.H.K 's physics.
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i have gone throuhg the book of halliday and resnick but there is no proof of lorentz transformation and also of inverse lorentz transformation so which book should be suitable for schrodinger and maxwell equations as wwll as for lorentz plz reply
For Lorentz transformation(Chapter 37) & Maxwell Equation(Chapter 29 P1153) consult University Physics
Schrodinger Equation are in Nouredine Zettili's Quantum Mechanics
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For Lorentz transformation(Chapter 37) & Maxwell Equation(Chapter 29 P1153) consult University Physics
Schrodinger Equation are in Nouredine Zettili's Quantum Mechanics
zettli khaasi outstanding explaination nhi provide kerta?
means its difficult to understand its calculation without consulting it with relevent teacher
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Being a student of physics one should not be afraid of equations, the study of foreign books sharpen the concepts rather then the national publications, as most of the local books are the true facsimile of the foreign books.
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