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First-Order Differential Equations | |
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Terminology and Separable Equations | |
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Linear Equations | |
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Exact Equations | |
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Homogeneous, Bernoulli and Riccsti Equations | |
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Additional Applications | |
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Existence and Uniqueness Questions | |
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Linear Second-Order Equations | |
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The Linear Second-Order Equations | |
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The Constant Coefficient Case | |
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The Nonhomogeneous Equation | |
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Spring Motion | |
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Euler's Differential Equation | |
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The Laplace Transform Definition and Notation | |
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Solution of Initial Value Problems | |
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Shifiting and the Heaviside Function | |
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Convolution | |
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Impulses and the Delta Function | |
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Solution of Systems | |
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Polynomial Coefficients | |
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Appendix on Partial Fractions Decompositions | |
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Series Solutions | |
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Power Series Solutions | |
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Frobenius Solutions | |
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Approximation Of Solutions Direction Fields | |
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Euler's Method | |
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Taylor and Modified Euler Methods | |
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Vectors And Vector Spaces | |
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Vectors in the Plane and 3 - Space | |
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The Dot Product | |
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The Cross Product | |
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The Vector Space Rn | |
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Orthogonalization | |
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Orthogonal Complements and Projections | |
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The Function Space C[a,b] | |
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Matrices And Linear Systems | |
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Matrices | |
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Elementary Row Operations | |
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Reduced Row Echelon Form | |
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Row and Column Spaces | |
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Homogeneous Systems | |
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Nonhomogeneous Systems | |
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Matrix Inverses | |
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Least Squares Vectors and Data Fitting | |
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LU - Factorization | |
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Linear Transformations | |
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Determinants | |
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Definition of the Determinant | |
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Evaluation of Determinants | |
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Evaluationof Determinants | |
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A Determinant Formula for A-1 | |
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Cramer's Rule | |
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The Matrix Tree Theorem | |
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Eigenvalues, Diagonalization And Special Matrices | |
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Diagonalization | |
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Some Special Types of Matrices | |
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Systems Of Linear Differential Equations | |
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Linear Systems | |
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Solution of X'=AX for Constant A. Solution of X'=AX+G | |
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Exponential Matrix Solutions | |
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Applications and Illustrations of Techniques | |
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Phase Portaits | |
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Vector Differential Calculu.S. Vector Functions of One Variable | |
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Velocity and Curvature | |
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Vector Fields and Streamlines | |
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The Gradient Field | |
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Divergence and Curl | |
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Vector Integral Calculu.S | |
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Line Integrals | |
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Green's Theorem | |
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An Extension of Green's Theorem | |
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Independence of Path and Potential Theory | |
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Surface Integrals | |
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Applications of Surface Integrals | |
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Lifting Green's Theorem to R3 | |
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The Divergence Theorem of Gauss | |
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Stokes's Theorem | |
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Curvilinear Coordinates | |
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Fourier Series | |
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Why Fourier Series? | |
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The Fourier Series of a Function | |
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Sine and Cosine Series | |
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Integration and Differentiation of Fourier Series | |
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Phase Angle Form | |
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Complex Fourier Series | |
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Filtering of Signals | |
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The Fourier Integral And Transforms | |
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The Fourier Integral | |
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Fourier Cosine and Sine Integrals | |
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The Fourier Transform | |
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Fourier Cosine and Sine Transforms | |
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The Discrete Fourier Transform | |
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Sampled Fourier Series | |
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DFT Approximation of the Fourier Transform | |
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Special Functions And Eigenfunction Expansions | |
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Eigenfunction Expansions | |
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Legendre Polynomials | |
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Bessel Functions | |
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Part V | |
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The Wave Equation | |
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Derivation of the Wave Equation | |
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Wave Motion on an Interval | |
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Wave Motion in an Infinite Medium | |
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Wave Motion in a Semi-Infinite Medium | |
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Laplace Transform Techniques | |
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Characteristics and d'Alembert's Solution | |
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Vibrations in a Circular Membrane | |
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Vibrationsin a Circular Membrane | |
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Vibrations in a Rectangular Membrane | |
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The Heat Equation | |
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Initial and Boundary Conditions | |
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The Heat Equation on [0, L] | |
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Solutions in an Infinite Medium | |
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Laplace Transform Techniques | |
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Heat Conduction in an Infinite Cylinder | |
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Heat Conduction in a Rectangular Plate | |
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The Potential Equation | |
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Laplace's Equation | |
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Dirichlet Problem for a Rectangle | |
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Dirichlet Problem for a Disk | |
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Poisson's Integral Formula | |
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Dirichlet Problem for Unbounded Regions | |
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A Dirichlet Problem for a Cube | |
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Steady-State Equation for a Sphere | |
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The Neumann Problem | |
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Part VI | |
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Complex Numbers And Functions | |
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Geometry and Arithmetic of Complex Numbers | |
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Complex Functions | |
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The Exponential and Trigonometric Functions | |
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The Complex Logarithm | |
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Powers | |
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Complex Integration | |
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The Integral of a Complex Function | |
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Cauchy's Theorem | |
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Consequences of Cauchy's Theorem | |
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Series Representations Of Functions | |
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Power Series | |
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The Laurent Expansion | |
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Singularities And The Residue Theorem | |
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Singularities | |
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The Residue Theorem | |
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Evaluation of Real Integrals | |
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Residues and the Inverse Laplace Transform | |
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Conformal Mappings And Applications | |
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Conformal Mappings | |
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Construction of Conformal Mappings | |
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Conformal Mappings and Solutions of Dirichlet Problems | |
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Models of Plane Fluid Flow | |
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Appendix: A Maple Primer | |
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Answers to Selected Problems | |