Vector and Complex Calculus: A Textbook for Students of the Physical Sciences by Waleffe, Fabian

Vector and Complex Calculus: A Textbook for Students of the Physical Sciences (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9780198927839)

Vendor: Fabian Waleffe
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Format: Hardcover
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Vector and Complex Calculus: A Textbook for Students of the Physical Sciences by Waleffe, Fabian

Vector and Complex Calculus: A Textbook for Students of the Physical Sciences

$155.00
Vector and Complex Calculus: A Textbook for Students of the Physical Sciences by Waleffe, Fabian

Vector and Complex Calculus: A Textbook for Students of the Physical Sciences

$155.00
Format: Hardcover
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Vector and complex calculus are essential for applications to electromagnetism, fluid and solid mechanics, and the differential geometry of surfaces. Moving beyond the limits of standard multivariable calculus courses, this comprehensive textbook takes students from the geometry and algebra of vectors, through to the key concepts and tools of vector calculus. Topics explored include the differential geometry of curves and surfaces, curvilinear coordinates, ending with a study of the essential elements of the calculus of functions of one complex variable. Vector and Complex Calculus is richly illustrated to help students develop a solid visual understanding of the material, and the tools and concepts explored are foundational for upper-level engineering and physics courses. Each chapter includes a section of exercises which lead the student to practice key concepts and explore further interesting results.

Author: Fabian Waleffe
ISBN-10: 0198927835
ISBN-13: 9780198927839
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Language: English
Published: 03/05/2025
Pages: 416
Format: Hardcover
Weight: 2.32lbs
Size: 9.87h x 7.67w x 1.14d
By Fabian Waleffe
By Fabian Waleffe
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Fabian Waleffe, Professor of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Professor Fabian Waleffe is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, and the Dept. of Engineering Physics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has previously held positions as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University/NASA Ames, Center for Turbulence Research, Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics at MIT, and has taught numerous courses at all levels.

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