Applied mathematics for scientists and engineers

Abstract

Mathematicians, physicists, engineers, biologists, and other scientists who study in related fields frequently use differential equations, linear algebra, calculus of variations, and integral equations. The purpose of the book is to provide a concise and well-organized study of the theoretical foundations for the development of mathematics and problem-solving methods. A wide range of solution strategies are shown for real-world challenges. The author's main objective is to provide as many examples as possible to help make the theory reflected in the theorems more understandable. The five chapters in the book can be used by to create a one-semester cou