Title: Introductory mathematics, applications and methods
First published: 1998
Description: This book is aimed at undergraduate students on their first year of a modular mathematics degree course. The important aims and objectives are presented clearly and reinforced using complete worked solution within the text. There is a natural increase in difficulty and understanding as each chapter progresses, always building upon the basic elements. The early chapters cover matrix algebra, vector algebra and complex numbers. Subsequent chapters cover such topics as real variable calculus, partial differentiation and multiple integrals. The concluding chapter motivates the students learning by consideration of applications taken from both physical and economic contexts.
Subjects: Mathematics, Algebra, Global analysis (Mathematics), Analysis
LC classification: QA37.2 .M3587 1998