Fields, flows and waves : an introduction to continuum models
By: Parker, D. F.
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BookSeries: Springer undergraduate mathematics series. Publisher: New Delhi Springer 2003Description: xii, 270p.ISBN: 8181281640; 97888181281647; 1852337087.Subject(s): Continuum mechanicsDDC classification: 531 | P224f Summary: This book serves as an introduction to the use of mathematics in describing collective phenomena in physics and biology. Derived from a course of innovative lectures, the book shows students early in their studies how many of the topics they have encountered – partial differential equations, differential equations, Fourier series, and linear algebra – are useful in constructing, analyzing, and interpreting phenomena present in the real world. Throughout, ideas are developed using worked examples and exercises with solutions. The text does not assume a strong background in physics.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Springer international edition.
This book serves as an introduction to the use of mathematics in describing collective phenomena in physics and biology. Derived from a course of innovative lectures, the book shows students early in their studies how many of the topics they have encountered – partial differential equations, differential equations, Fourier series, and linear algebra – are useful in constructing, analyzing, and interpreting phenomena present in the real world. Throughout, ideas are developed using worked examples and exercises with solutions. The text does not assume a strong background in physics.
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