Mathematical Methods for Physical Sciences II
by Christoph Kirsch
Publisher: University of North Carolina 2011
Number of pages: 209
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Topics covered: Introduction to boundary value problems for the diffusion, Laplace and wave partial differential equations; Bessel functions and Legendre functions; Introduction to complex variables including the calculus of residues.
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