Mathematical Methods of Physics
Publisher: Wikibooks 2017
Number of pages: 98
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Mathematical methods of Physics is a book on common techniques of applied mathematics that are often used in theoretical physics. It may be accessible to anyone with beginning undergraduate training in mathematics and physics. It will be useful for anyone wishing to study advanced Physics.
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