A comprehensive textbook covering mathematical techniques used in physics, including differential equations, vector analysis, complex variables, and special functions.
A collection of lectures exploring mathematical approaches to biological problems, including modeling, population dynamics, and quantitative analysis in life sciences.
A widely used calculus textbook covering differential and integral calculus with analytic geometry, authored by Thomas and Finney; fifth edition with a fifth printing in June 1981.
A work on intuitionistic mathematics focusing on the theory of choice sequences, published in Oxford in 1977.
A mathematical text on basic linear partial differential equations written by François Treves and published in 1975.
This book provides an accessible introduction to singularity theory from a geometric perspective. It studies curves and their singular points, explaining how geometric shapes change under deformation. The text combines intuitive geometric ideas with rigorous mathematical methods, making it suitable for undergraduate and graduate students interested in differential geometry and singularity theory.
This volume is part of the authoritative International Tables for Crystallography series and provides comprehensive data on space-group symmetry. It is an essential reference for crystallographers, physicists, chemists, and materials scientists, offering standardized descriptions of symmetry in crystal structures.
Provides practical exercises and problem-solving techniques in mathematics for students, covering topics relevant to GRA 1 C Communications.