Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences - Mary L. Boas
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 Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences - Mary L. Boas
Newest Review: ... work. The style of writing is fairly informal and I found it particularly useful as a kind of study guide to chapters of ... more  ... Feller's Introduction to Probability Theory & its Applications (a bible for statisticians). I regularly use the examples when I'm looking back at maths I haven't used in a while to check that I haven't lost the plot. The questions really test your understanding. There is only one chapter dedicated to Probability, the rest take you through series, complex numbers, partial differentiation through to Fourier series, Bessel Functions and so on. There may be other texts that improve on this one, but I t...more |
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Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences
Pages: 864, Edition: 3rd Edition, Hardcover, John Wiley & Sons Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences - Mary L. Boas: Excellent, Indispensable Text (174 words)
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This book will suit any degree level mathematicians or students of other discplines that need mathematical tools. The exercises give superb examples of real applications and lead you by the nose to later work. The style of writing is fairly informal and I found it particularly useful as a kind of study guide to chapters of Feller's Introduction to Probability Theory & its Applications (a bible for statisticians). I regularly use the examples when I'm looking back at maths I haven't used in a while to check that I haven't lost the plot. The questions really test your understanding. There is only one chapter dedicated to ... Read the complete review
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