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082			_a530.15 _bBRE-MAT
100			_aBrewster, Hilary D. _91460405
245			_aMathematical Physics
250			_aI
260			_aJaipur _bOxford book Company, Jaipur _c2009
300			_a290 pages _b25*16 cms
505			_aPhysics, mathematical basics, Laplace and saddle Point method, free fall and harmonic oscillators, liner algebra, complex representations of functions, transform techniques in physics, problems in higher dimensions, special function, adjoint operators, asymptotic estimation, asymptotic expansions, asymptotic sequences, asymptotic series, asymptotic of integrals, boundary maximum point, boundary points, bounded interval, calculus, cauchy's integral, Cauchy's integal, cauchy Theorem, complex differentiation, complex functions, complex integration, complex numbers. constant coefficient, convolution theorem, coupled oscillators, dirac delta function, eigenfunction, eigen value problem, envelope computations, forced oscillations, fourier series, fourier-bessel, gaussian integrals, geometric series, harmonic function, heuristic ideas, Hilbert space, impulse functio, inner product, interior maximum point, interior nondegenerate, inverse laplace transform, kettle drum, legendre polynomials, linerizedKdV equation, lRC circuits, matrix methods, Morse lemma, orthogonal, oscillation pendulum optional, projection theorem, recursion formulae, residue theorem, rotstions of conics, saddle point, singular kernels, spherical harmonics, stieljes transform, strum-liouville, watson lemma, weak singularities
520			_aThis book is intende to provide an account of those parts of pure mathematics that are most frequently needed in physics. This book wil serve several purposes: to provide an introduction for graduation students not previously acquainted with the material. This book is for physic students interested in mathematics and mathematics students iterested in seeing how some of the ideas of their discipine find realization in an applied setting.
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