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Mathematical Analysis by Canuto, Claudio, Tabacco, Anita is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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The Purpose Of The Volume Is To Provide A Support For A First Course In Mathematical Analysis, Along The Lines Of The Recent Programme Specifications For Mathematical Teaching In European Universities. The Contents Are Organised To Appeal Especially To Engineering, Physics And Computer Science Students, All Areas In Which Mathematical Tools Play A Crucial Role. Basic Notions And Methods Of Differential And Integral Calculus For Functions Of One Real Variable Are Presented In A Manner That Elicits Critical Reading And Prompts A Hands-on Approach To Concrete Applications. The Layout Has A Specifically-designed Modular Nature, Allowing The Instructor To Make Flexible Didactical Choices When Planning An Introductory Lecture Course. The Book May In Fact Be Employed At Three Levels Of Depth. At The Elementary Level The Student Is Supposed To Grasp The Very Essential Ideas And Familiarise With The Corresponding Key Techniques. Proofs To The Main Results Befit The Intermediate Level, Together With Several Remarks And Complementary Notes Enhancing The Treatise. The Last, And Farthest-reaching, Level Consists Of Links To Online Material, Which Enable The Strongly Motivated Reader To Explore
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- Author
- Canuto, Claudio, Tabacco, Anita
- Publisher
- Springer Milan
- Published
- 2008
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9788847008762
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Mathematics, Stem
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