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Introduction to Methods of Applied Mathematics

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Introduction to Methods of Applied Mathematics
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Publisher: Caltech
Number of pages: 2321

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This book contains material on calculus, functions of a complex variable, ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations and the calculus of variations. The text is still under development. It is alternately titled 'Advanced Mathematical Methods for Scientists and Engineers'.

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