Fundamentals of scientific mathematics.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York Harper & Row 1961Description: x, 274 p. : ill. cm. Includes bibliographical references and indexSubject(s): Other classification: - B K1/SC
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For a book that was originally written in 1961, this book is surprisingly modern. The very clear treatment of matrices and vectors in a scientific mathematics context, then linking their use to elementary calculus, as well as to cylindrical and spherical coordinate systems is excellent.
This would make a very useful book for a mathematician/physicist/chemist/engineer to read before starting a degree.
George Owen also wrote another very good book at a slightly higher math level called The Universe of the Mind. The two books would go well together.
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