Mathematical Tools for Physics
by James Nearing
Publisher: Dover Publications 2010
ISBN/ASIN: 048648212X
ISBN-13: 9780486482125
Number of pages: 569
Description:
I intend this for the undergraduate level, providing a one-semester bridge between some of the introductory math courses and the physics courses in which we expect to use the mathematics. This is the course typically called Mathematical Methods in Physics. The text itself has been expanded so that it now contains far more than a one semester course.
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