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Advanced Engineering Mathematics
The fourth edition of this very successful book, based on the experience and notes of the authors while teaching mathematics courses to engineering students for more than three decades, emphasizes the fundamental and theoretical concepts. The key features of the book are illustrative examples and exercises that explain each theoretical concept.
981 pages, Hardcover
First published May 22, 2002
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October 4, 2020
I read this book over two semesters during undergrad in Mechanical Engineering at IIT Delhi, India and brought it with me to US during my PhD in Engineering Mechanics.
It is quite true that the book is advanced and covers 'engineering' mathematics. While it is a great book (5 stars) up to engineering undergrad level, I don't think it is useful after that. Being aimed at engineering and not math majors, the book is so simple that I remember almost everything and don't really need to refer to it anymore. What I find more useful now are books such as Mathematical Proofs: A Transition to Advanced Mathematics. The Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics and The Princeton Companion to Mathematics. Studying these books actually develops mathematical thinking, allowing you to do basic research.
But within the realms of undergrad in engineering, this is definitely a 'good enough' book.
It is quite true that the book is advanced and covers 'engineering' mathematics. While it is a great book (5 stars) up to engineering undergrad level, I don't think it is useful after that. Being aimed at engineering and not math majors, the book is so simple that I remember almost everything and don't really need to refer to it anymore. What I find more useful now are books such as Mathematical Proofs: A Transition to Advanced Mathematics. The Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics and The Princeton Companion to Mathematics. Studying these books actually develops mathematical thinking, allowing you to do basic research.
But within the realms of undergrad in engineering, this is definitely a 'good enough' book.
October 4, 2011
it is one of my courses
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April 6, 2014great book
June 15, 2011
WASTED 1st two years of my college in this.1st sem-calculus 2nd-matrices 3rd-dont remember 4th-probability n statistics.
P.S:may cause depression and severe stress.Read at your own risk
P.S:may cause depression and severe stress.Read at your own risk
August 3, 2017
good book
July 15, 2018
One of the best mathematics book for Engineering Students.
Very apt for higher studies basics.
Very apt for higher studies basics.
September 12, 2019
ok
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August 31, 2020
it was a nice book for engineers
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December 9, 2020Good book
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February 10, 2021i recoommend to it my classmates .
February 10, 2021
i recommend to it my classmates.
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December 14, 2016
pls its an emergency
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August 15, 2013b
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September 8, 2013its good
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September 1, 2013good.
February 26, 2014
jack-ass fuck youself
April 14, 2014
it\ is a brilliant book
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September 10, 2014adsf
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October 25, 2014pl let me read this book yaa
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