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PHYS29000 (PHYS290F) Fall 2008

Mathematical Methods For Physics I

Current session: Fall 2008

Offering: Fall

Prerequisites: n/a

Description: This course is designed to provide sophomores in physics and other physical sciences with the mathematical capabilities essential to succeed in physics courses beyond the freshman level. It focuses on the bare basics of essential topics such as differential and integral calculus of one or more variables, complex analysis and vector calculus.

Instructor(s):
NAKANISHI, HISAO

Email:
hisao@purdue.edu

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Course	Title	Author	Edition	ISBN	Publisher
PHYS290F	Basic Training in Mathematics	R. Shankar	2006	0-306-45036-4	Springer