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Mathematics that Works / 2 - Boek Maarten de Gee (9050411681)
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Het Boek Mathematics that Works / 2 (9050411681) geschreven door Maarten de Gee bestel je op bruna.nl! From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works' presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made.
Het Boek Mathematics that Works / 2 (9050411681) geschreven door Maarten de Gee bestel je op bruna.nl! From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works' presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made.
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Mathematics that Works 2
NL NWISBN: 9789050411684 bzw. 9050411681, Band: 1, in Holländisch, neu.
From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks “Mathematics that Works” presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. Exacte wetenschappen, Exacte wetenschappen.
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Mathematics that Works
EN PB NWISBN: 9789050411684 bzw. 9050411681, Band: 1, in Englisch, Epsilon Uitgaven, Taschenbuch, neu.
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From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks “Mathematics that Works” presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. School en studieboeken, Alle school en studieboeken, Engelse Boeken > School & studieboeken > Alle school & studieboeken.
From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks “Mathematics that Works” presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. School en studieboeken, Alle school en studieboeken, Engelse Boeken > School & studieboeken > Alle school & studieboeken.
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Mathematics that Works 2, analysis Applied (2018)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9789050411684 bzw. 9050411681, Band: 1, vermutlich in Englisch, Epsilon Uitgaven, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Niederlande, Op voorraad. Voor 23:00 uur besteld, morgen in huis.
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From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Paperback;Verschijningsdatum: september 2018;Druk: 1e druk;Afmetingen: 24 x 17 x 1,9 cm;Aantal pagina's: 410 pagina's;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Maarten de Gee;Uitgever: Epsilon Uitgaven; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: analysis Applied; Engels | 1e druk | Paperback | 9789050411684 | 410 pagina's.
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From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Paperback;Verschijningsdatum: september 2018;Druk: 1e druk;Afmetingen: 24 x 17 x 1,9 cm;Aantal pagina's: 410 pagina's;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Maarten de Gee;Uitgever: Epsilon Uitgaven; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: analysis Applied; Engels | 1e druk | Paperback | 9789050411684 | 410 pagina's.
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Mathematics that Works 2, analysis Applied (2018)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9789050411684 bzw. 9050411681, Band: 1, vermutlich in Englisch, Epsilon Uitgaven, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Niederlande, Op voorraad. Voor 23:00 uur besteld, morgen in huis.
Paagman.nl.
From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Paperback;Verschijningsdatum: september 2018;Druk: 1e druk;Afmetingen: 24 x 17 x 1,9 cm;Aantal pagina's: 410 pagina's;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Maarten de Gee;Uitgever: Epsilon Uitgaven; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: analysis Applied; Engels | 1e druk | Paperback | 9789050411684 | 410 pagina's.
Paagman.nl.
From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Paperback;Verschijningsdatum: september 2018;Druk: 1e druk;Afmetingen: 24 x 17 x 1,9 cm;Aantal pagina's: 410 pagina's;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Maarten de Gee;Uitgever: Epsilon Uitgaven; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: analysis Applied; Engels | 1e druk | Paperback | 9789050411684 | 410 pagina's.
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Mathematics that Works 2, analysis Applied (2018)
~EN PB USISBN: 9789050411684 bzw. 9050411681, Band: 1, vermutlich in Englisch, Epsilon Uitgaven, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
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Ayse Turkan.
From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Paperback;Verschijningsdatum: september 2018;Druk: 1e druk;Afmetingen: 24 x 17 x 1,9 cm;Aantal pagina's: 410 pagina's;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Maarten de Gee;Uitgever: Epsilon Uitgaven; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: analysis Applied; Engels | 1e druk | Paperback | 9789050411684 | 410 pagina's.
Ayse Turkan.
From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Paperback;Verschijningsdatum: september 2018;Druk: 1e druk;Afmetingen: 24 x 17 x 1,9 cm;Aantal pagina's: 410 pagina's;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Maarten de Gee;Uitgever: Epsilon Uitgaven; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: analysis Applied; Engels | 1e druk | Paperback | 9789050411684 | 410 pagina's.
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Mathematics that Works 2, analysis Applied (2018)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9789050411684 bzw. 9050411681, Band: 1, vermutlich in Englisch, Epsilon Uitgaven, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Niederlande, Op voorraad. Voor 23:00 uur besteld, maandag in huis.
Paagman.nl.
From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Paperback;Verschijningsdatum: september 2018;Druk: 1e druk;Afmetingen: 24 x 17 x 1,9 cm;Aantal pagina's: 410 pagina's;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Maarten de Gee;Uitgever: Epsilon Uitgaven; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: analysis Applied; Engels | 1e druk | Paperback | 9789050411684 | 410 pagina's.
Paagman.nl.
From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. From ancient times, mathematics has developed side-by-side with physics; only in the last two hundred years they came apart as different branches of science. Extensive use of mathematics in other sciences, such as biology, chemistry, economics, pharmacology, environmental and social sciences is even more recent. Nowadays, knowledge of mathematical techniques is indispensable also for students and researchers in these fields. The series of textbooks "Mathematics that Works" presents mathematical methods with a sharp focus on applicability. There is an ample supply of worded-out examples and instructive exercises. The techniques are illustrated in applications from various branches of science; here, the connection between the mathematical method and the application is equally important as the mathematics itself. Thus the way the students digest the matter is aimed at practical usability within their own field, and skills take priority over the mathematical abstraction level. By connecting mathematics to its applications the usage of mathematics in the applied sciences is facilitated. Building on the introduction to calculus in volume 1, this second volume presents a more in-depth treatment of elements of calculus: integration techniques, and differentiation and integration of functions of two variables. Besides, it introduces iterative processes and differential equations. These latter topics are especially rich in applications. In the discussion of these applications and the interpretation of their results, the first steps in mathematical modelling are made. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Paperback;Verschijningsdatum: september 2018;Druk: 1e druk;Afmetingen: 24 x 17 x 1,9 cm;Aantal pagina's: 410 pagina's;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Maarten de Gee;Uitgever: Epsilon Uitgaven; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: analysis Applied; Engels | 1e druk | Paperback | 9789050411684 | 410 pagina's.
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