Mathematical Methods of Physics

by Jon Mathews, Robert L. Walker

Unmarked book with light wear, might be Asian printing although not stated

Genres: Physics, Mathematics, Nonfiction, Textbooks

501 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1970

Reviews

[Othello Gomes]

Using this as a primary textbook for a graduate course is criminal.

[Elsie Sheldrake]

Some chapters are fire, with some of the best exercises ever. Others feel rushed. I imagine this will be great for future reference, though. Loved the physical context given throughout.

[Jamie]

Spent some good days with this book as an undergraduate physics major. It's unique in that the pages appear to be perforated! As if they are meant to be torn out! A cruel commentary by the publisher? Or does this serve some other purpose?

[Fawn]

Nice reference, but not good to learn the material from for first time.