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Linear Mathematics In Infinite Dimensions

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Linear Mathematics In Infinite Dimensions
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Publisher: The Ohio State University
ISBN/ASIN: B00DJUA5DK
Number of pages: 507

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Contents: Infinite Dimensional Vector Spaces; Fourier Theory; Sturm-Liouville Theory; Green's Function Theory; Special Function Theory; Partial Differential Equations; System of Partial Differential Equations: How to Solve Maxwell's Equations Using Linear Algebra...

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