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Fourier Analysis Is A Subject That Was Born In Physics But Grew Up In Mathematics. Now It Is Part Of The Standard Repertoire For Mathematicians, Physicists And Engineers. In Most Books, This Diversity Of Interest Is Often Ignored, But Here Dr Körner Has Provided A Shop-window For Some Of The Ideas, Techniques And Elegant Results Of Fourier Analysis, And For Their Applications. These Range From Number Theory, Numerical Analysis, Control Theory And Statistics, To Earth Science, Astronomy, And Electrical Engineering. Each Application Is Placed In Perspective By A Short Essay. The Prerequisites Are Few (the Reader With Knowledge Of Second Or Third Year Undergraduate Mathematics Should Have No Difficulty Following The Text), And The Style Is Lively And Entertaining. In Short, This Stimulating Account Will Be Welcomed By All Who Like To Read About More Than The Bare Bones Of A Subject. For Them This Will Be A Meaty Guide To Fourier Analysis. T.w. Körner. Includes Index.
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- Author
- T. W. Körner
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)
- Published
- 1988
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781107049949
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Mathematics, Stem
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