Introduction to vector analysis

by Harry F. Davis, Arthur David Snider

Focusing on vector analysis, this book aims to meet the professional needs of the engineer or scientist, and to give the mathematician an understanding of the three-dimensional versions of the theorems of higher geometry. Concepts are described geometrically and then examined analytically, allowing the reader to visualize a concept before it is formally defined.

Genres: Textbooks, Physics, Mathematics

350 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1961

Reviews

[Ryan]

Covers few topics, but does a pretty good job of explaining the topics with examples.

[Astrila]

Very clear and simple, a great into text to vector analysis.