Differential equations

by Shepley L. Ross

This revised introduction to the basic methods, theory and applications of elementary differential equations employs a two part organization. Part I includes all the basic material found in a one semester introductory course in ordinary differential equations. Part II introduces students to certain specialized and more advanced methods, as well as providing a systematic introduction to fundamental theory.

Genres: Mathematics, Textbooks

712 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1974

Reviews

[alsene]

A fantastic exposition to the subject, the rigorous development of the theory of linear DE is presented in the second half in a brief and comprehensive way.
This is book contains the essential topics that are presented in a standard DE course, with the supplementary material of Sturm-Liouville problems, Fourier series, a very brief expositon of non-linear differential equations and a short introduction to PDE's.

[Carlos Ortiz]

This book helped me to get through a Differential Equations course successfully, it provides good explanations and examples.

[Pilkhigupta]

Very good book in world

[Sindhuja]

It's good

[Tuncay Kaya]

very nice

[Ashiqul Dip]

One of the best mathematics books I ever used.

[Sabbir Ahmed]

It's just outstanding for any student on mathematics.