Physics and Astronomy - Course Details
PHYS306: Mathematical Methods of Physics I (PAST/FUTURE SEMESTER)
Offering:
Typically Offered: Fall/Spring - Credits: 3
Prerequisites:
PHYS 272(H) or (PHYS 241 + PHYS252)
Co-requisite: Calc III (such as MA 261)
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Description:
Discussion of wide-ranging physics problems from
mechanics, E&M, thermal, and modern physics with emphasis on reviews
and introductions of mathematical methods and techniques that are
essential in such discussion. Relevant mathematical methods include
one- and multi-variable calculus, complex numbers and functions of a
complex variable, and vector calculus. Intended primarily for
sophomore physics majors.
Instructor(s):
LYANDA-GELLER, YULI
Email:
yuli@purdue.edu
Textbook(s) for Fall 2022
| Title | Author | Edition | ISBN | Publisher | Req/Opt | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Training in Mathematics | R. Shankar | 1995 | 978-0306450365 | Springer | Optional |
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