An Introductory Course Of Mathematical Analysis
by Charles Walmsley
Publisher: Cambridge University Press 1920
Number of pages: 268
Description:
Originally published in 1926, this textbook was aimed at first-year undergraduates studying physics and chemistry, to help them become acquainted with the concepts and processes of differentiation and integration. Notably, a prominence is given to inequalities and more specifically to inequations.
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