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082 _a510.024
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100 _aDennery, Philippe
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222 _aMathematics
245 0 _aMathematics for physicists
250 _a1st ed
260 _aNew york:
_bDover,
_cc1967.
300 _axii, 384p. :
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_c24cm.
504 _aIncluces bibliography and index
520 _a"A fine example of how to present 'classical' physical mathematics." — American Scientist Written for advanced undergraduate and graduate students, this volume provides a thorough background in the mathematics needed to understand today's more advanced topics in physics and engineering. Without sacrificing rigor, the authors develop the theoretical material at length, in a highly readable, and, wherever possible, in an intuitive manner. Each abstract idea is accompanied by a very simple, concrete example, showing the student that the abstraction is merely a generalization from easily understood specific cases. The notation used is always that of physicists. The more specialized subjects, treated as simply as possible, appear in small print; thus, it is easy to omit them entirely or to assign them to the more ambitious student.
650 _aMathematics
650 _aDifferential eqation
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650 _aAnalytic function
_94995
700 _aKrzywicki, Andre.
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