Differential Equations

A Primer for Scientists and Engineers

Autor*innen

• Christian Constanda

Parameter

• 314 Seiten
• 11 Lesestunden

• Mathematik

Mehr zum Buch

This textbook caters to the needs of today’s students, making it ideal for a first course in elementary differential equations for future engineers, scientists, and mathematicians. Accessible to anyone with a basic understanding of precalculus algebra and calculus, it adopts a concise, straightforward approach to differential equations, allowing students to gain solid experience in classical solution techniques. With a lighter emphasis on physical interpretations, a manageable page count, and a highly readable style, it features over 1000 exercises designed for completion without a calculator. The second edition includes a new chapter on numerical methods and separates the “pure” and “applied” content by discussing selected mathematical models in distinct chapters. Most of the 246 worked examples conclude with Mathematica® commands for result verification. This text serves as a self-contained resource for average students to learn the fundamentals, while also providing a stepping stone for those interested in more advanced material. Additionally, practitioners encountering differential equations in their work will find it a convenient reference.

• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2018
• Einband: Paperback