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Elementary differential equations with boundary value problems - AND Maple 10 VP (5th ed.)

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Elementary Diffential Equations with Boundary Value Problems: International Edition, 5/e This accessible, attractive, and interesting text teaches students to first solve those differential equations that have the most frequent and interesting applications.

This motivates students and illustrates the standard elementary techniques of solution of differential equations.

Precise and clear-cut statements of fundamental existence and uniqueness theorems allow understanding of their role in this subject.

The first few sections of most chapters introduce the principle ideas of each topic, with remaining sections devoted to extensions and applications, giving instructors a wide range of choices regarding breadth and depth of coverage.

A strong numerical approach emphasizes that the effective and reliable use of numerical methods often requires preliminary analysis using standard elementary techniques.

Maple 10, 1/e Maple 10 is a computer algebra system available from Maplesoft capable of performing mathematical calculations as well as programming, and 2-D and 3-D visualizations.Maple 10 offers full computing support for any activity involving mathematics, including numerical computation, symbolic computation, data visualization and technical authoring of mathematical documents. Students can enter and solve problems interactively, see what they have entered represented graphically, link their work to Excel spreadsheets, publish to the web in Maple applets and Java applets, and much more. The Maple 10 Student Edition CD is only GBP10 when bundled with any Pearson maths title. If the student were to purchase Maple through Maplesoft, the price would be GBP80

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Product Details
Prentice-Hall
1405836016 / 9781405836012
Pbk. + CD
515.35
15/06/2006
United States
English
xi, 747, I7 p. : ill.
26 cm
undergraduate Learn More
Previous ed.: 2000.