Mathematical Methods for Science Students

by G. Stephenson

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Genres: Mathematics, Reference, Nonfiction, Science, Chemistry

Unknown Binding

First published January 23, 1973

About the author

Geoff Stephenson, mathematician, is affiliated with the Imperial College of Science, Technology and Mathematics (London, UK).

Reviews

[George · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an excellent book for scientists and engineering undergraduates to learn the maths they need. It is *not* a mathematician's book - it has no proofs and theorems - it is a book for people who want to use maths to solve real problems.

It is similar in style to Boas' book and covers very similar ground but in a slightly different way. I slightly prefer Boas, but used both books as an undergraduate because they complemented each other - if I didn't understand something in one book, then I probably understood it in the other.

The most important thing about this book is that it has many worked examples and it has copious exercises *with answers* - this is vitally important when learning maths.

[Andrew Williams]

I want to read

[Şeyda Ertarla]

l am appraciated if l can read to this book because of my mathematical skill improvement