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Elements of Mathematical Methods for Physics

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Elements of Mathematical Methods for Physics provides students with an approachable and innovative introduction to key concepts of mathematical physics, accompanied by clear and concise explanations, relevant real-world examples and problems that help them to master the fundamentals of mathematical physics. The topics are presented at a basic level, for students lacking a prior mathematical background.

This book is designed to be covered in two semesters, presenting 18 chapters on topics varying from differential equations, matrix algebra and tensor analysis to Fourier transform, including special functions and dynamical systems.

Upper-level undergraduate and graduate students of physics and engineering as well as professionals will gain a better grip of the basics and a deeper insight into and appreciation for mathematical methods for physics.

Key Features:

• Reviews and presents the basic math skills needed at the undergraduate level.

• Chapters accompanied by examples and end-of-chapter problems to enhance understanding.

• Introduces dynamical systems and includes a chapter on Hilbert Space

5 reviews for Elements of Mathematical Methods for Physics

Caston Garland

Rated 5 out of 5

January 3, 2025

Helped so much in class!

This textbook was written by my professor who was teaching the class to us. It had really in-depth examples that really helped study for exams. The pr...More
This textbook was written by my professor who was teaching the class to us. It had really in-depth examples that really helped study for exams. The practice problem were nice too! I really feel like this textbook improve my experience in the class and my grade! I recommend it to people taking his class and other than need more help in the subject.

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Deborah A. Broady

Rated 5 out of 5

December 7, 2022

Great Reference

An extraordinary reference for mathematics, whether you are learning student or you need to review specific material. This book is clear and concise w...More
An extraordinary reference for mathematics, whether you are learning student or you need to review specific material. This book is clear and concise with an emphasis on guiding the reader through problems step by step. Whether you are a student learning subject or a professor who needs a quick review this is the book for you. Also it possess a wide range of subjects of mathematics from calculus, differential equations (partial also), vector analysis, linear algebra, and special topics like Laplace Equations and Fourier Series.

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Rated 5 out of 5

May 4, 2022

Awesome book!!

I encourage students to buy this book if they are taking any upper level math courses in college .

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John Marks

Rated 5 out of 5

March 6, 2021

Great Book!!

I am currently reading this amazing book, and I think that it is well organized and it covers most of the topics I need to review for my physics and e...More
I am currently reading this amazing book, and I think that it is well organized and it covers most of the topics I need to review for my physics and engineering classes. I would 100% recommend this book physics and engineering students.

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Tonya Starke

Rated 5 out of 5

January 25, 2021

I have not read all of the book!

I have not read all of the book, but I am currently using it to get ahead of the curve for junior year. The book assumes you have calc 1 & 2 down ...More
I have not read all of the book, but I am currently using it to get ahead of the curve for junior year. The book assumes you have calc 1 & 2 down pact. So if you don't, the book probably wont be of any use to you. It is very detailed and the last few pages feel like they have every formula I could need. This is as solid as any other textbook for engineering students...

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