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037			_cTextual
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041			_2eng _aeng
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100			_aMyskis, A. D. _9296974
245		0	_aIntroductory mathematics for engineers: Lectures in higher mathematics. _b Lectures in higher mathematics.
260			_aMoscow _bMir Publishers _c1972
300			_a816 p. _ccm. _bIncludes bibliographical references and index
520			_aThis document is the preface to a textbook on introductory mathematics for engineers. It discusses the goals and approach of the textbook. The textbook is designed to select the most important mathematical concepts and present them in a way that helps readers apply mathematics to other fields. Proofs are simplified and intuitive explanations are prioritized over rigor. The focus is on qualitative descriptions and numerical solutions rather than formal logic. The textbook is intended to be used both in classrooms and for self-study. It covers topics in analytic geometry, linear algebra, and other applied mathematics useful for engineers and physicists.
650			_aMathematics- Variables and functions _9813175
650			_amathematics- Analytic Geometry _9812409
650			_aMathematics- Linear Algebra _9150845
700			_aVolosov, V. M. _eTranslator _9297067
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