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Slimy0233
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I have been reading Mathematical Physics from Marl L. Boas' `Mathematical Methods in the Physics Sciences` and it's ok. But, I feel like for someone who hasn't been exposed to topics like Fourier Series, I need greater context. I feel like I should have chosen a different book, but that's beating a dead horse now. Is there any course available online which uses Mary L. Boas' book as it's coursebook? If not I would be satisfied with any deep discussion of the book online too.
I apologize if this request seems to be asking too much!
I have posted this in multiple forums/subreddits as I feel like the odds of getting a suitable course online is slim. Thank you for your help!
MathForums r/askmath r/mathhelp r/askphysics
I apologize if this request seems to be asking too much!
I have posted this in multiple forums/subreddits as I feel like the odds of getting a suitable course online is slim. Thank you for your help!
MathForums r/askmath r/mathhelp r/askphysics