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A Modern Introduction to Differential Equations
ID: 169980
Henry Ricardo
A Modern Introduction to Differential Equations presents, and numerically and analytically. This text is designed for a modern calculation of sequence.
- student friendly readability - assessible to the average student
- early introduction of qualitative and numerical methods
- large number of exercises taken from biology, chemistry, economics, physics and engineering
- Exercises are labeled. Options on difficulty / sophistication
- Full ancillary package including; Instructors guide, student solutions and course management system
- end of chapter summaries
- group projects
1.) Introduction to Differential Equations
2.) First-Order Differential Equations
3.) The Numerical Approximation of Solutions
4.) Second- and Higher-Order Equations
5.) Systems of Linear Differential Equations
6.) The Laplace Transform
7.) Systems of Nonlinear Differential Equations
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