Advanced engineering mathematics / Clarence Raymond Wylie and Louis C. Barrett.
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TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill Book Company, c1982Edition: Fifth EditionDescription: ix, 1085 pages ; 22 cmISBN: 0070721882Subject(s): ALGEBRA | DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONSLOC classification: QA 401 .W95 1982
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LRC - Annex | National University - Manila | Secondary Education - Mathematics | Relegation Room | GC QA 401 .W95 1982 c.2 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | c.2 | Available | NULIB000006285 |
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| GC QA 39 .P73 1977 Practical mathematics / | GC QA 401 .P57 1970 Applied mathematics for engineers and physicists / | GC QA 401 .W95 1982 c.1 Advanced engineering mathematics / | GC QA 401 .W95 1982 c.2 Advanced engineering mathematics / | GC QA 531 .H47 1982 c.1 Trigonometry / | GC QA 531 .H47 1982 c.2 Trigonometry / | GC QA 531 .L53 1996 c.1 Trigonometry / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Ordinary differential equations of the first order -- 2. Linear differential equations -- 3. Introduction to linear algebra -- 4. Simultaneous linear differential equations -- 5. Finite differences -- 6. Mechanical systems and electric circuits -- 7. Fourier series and integrals -- 8. The laplace transformations -- 9. Partial differential equations -- 10. Bassel functions and legendre polynomials.
This book was written to provide an introduction to those branches of postcalculus mathematics with which average analytical engineers or physicists need to be reasonably familiar.
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