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Foundations of Science Mathematics: Worked Problems

D. S. Sivia and S. G. Rawlings

Price: £10.99 (paper)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-850429-0
Publication date: 14 October 1999
96 pages, 60 line illus., 246x189 mm
Series: Oxford Chemistry Primers number 82
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Description
  • Starts from a very low level (GCSE maths)
  • Develops all the university-level maths needed by the majority of student and professional scientists and engineers
  • Very concise
  • Well illustrated
Mathematics plays a key part in every quantitative and theoretical study, and is taught to all science and engineering students to varying degrees at college. Together with its companion volume, Foundations of Science Mathematics (Oxford Chemistry Primer 77), this book bridges the gap between high school and university-level maths.

This book provides solutions to most of the problems set in the companion volume. It aims to bolster the reader's practical confidence by providing model answers, and additional comments, for a broad range of exercises. The informal tutorial style adopted in the principal text has been maintained, which will make it accessible to the novice; also, its very concise nature makes it a useful reference for the experienced professional.

Readership: Any undergraduate scientist or engineer (chemists, biologists, materials scientists, geologists, economists, physicists). Mainly first-year undergraduates. Also a good reference for professional scientists and research students who don't use math every day.

Contents
1. Basic algebra and arithmetic
2. Curves and graphs
3. Trigonometry
4. Differentiation
5. Integration
6. Taylor series
7. Complex numbers
8. Vectors
9. Matrices
10. Partial differentiation
11. Line integrals
12. Multiple integrals
13. Ordinary differential equations
14. Partial differential equations
15. Fourier series and transforms
Index

Authors, editors, and contributors


D. S. Sivia, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, St John's College, Oxford and
S. G. Rawlings, Department of Astrophysics, St Peter's College, Oxford


Links to web resources and related information
link to Sivia & Rawlings: Foundations of Science Mathematics


More in the same subject area:
Mathematics for scientists & engineers

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