Schaum's Outline of Theory and Problems of Vector Analysis

Schaum's Outline

by Murray R. Spiegel

SI (METRIC) EDITION; AND INTRODUCTION TO TENSOR ANALYSIS; VECTORS ANS SCALARS; DOT AND CROSS; GRADIENT , DIVERGENCE AND CURL; CURVILINEAR COORDINATES; TENSOR ANALYSIS;

Genres: Mathematics, Reference, Physics, Textbooks, Science, Nonfiction

225 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1959

Reviews

[Rifat]

Well! It's quite good. It provides theories with set of solved questions.
It can be use as textbook because this book is designed to be used either as a textbook for a formal course in vector analysis.

I think Schaum's Outlines Series is for practice only. Most of the books don't discuss about the theories. But theory is the most important thing to understand the terms :(

A good book for practices.

[Taslima Moon]

where is the book

[Jack]

This book was really helpful. I was trying to tough my way through a book on electrodynamics when I realized I had forgotten everything I knew about vector calculus. Not surprising, it’s been 50 years. The schaum book caught me up enough to understand what I was reading. I probably would just barely pass a test, but at least it helped me remember the days when I was good at math. I miss being young and clever. Being old and grizzled isn’t as much fun.

[Hadi]

(still working through the book)

Some of the proofs aren't good. E.g. the proof presented in problem 3.5 looks a bit of cheating and could be replaced a more beautiful & precise proof which isn't much longer.

[Aditya Ghosh]

well

[Mohammad Raza]

educational

[Haji]

i want to read again

[Shihab]

very helpful