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    Elementary Vectors: Pergamon International Library
    Elementary Vectors: Pergamon International Library
    Elementary Vectors: Pergamon International Library
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    Elementary Vectors: Pergamon International Library

    By E. Œ. Wolstenholme

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    Elementary Vectors, Third Edition serves as an introductory course in vector analysis and is intended to present the theoretical and application aspects of vectors. The book covers topics that rigorously explain and provide definitions, principles, equations, and methods in vector analysis. Applications of vector methods to simple kinematical and dynamical problems; central forces and orbits; and solutions to geometrical problems are discussed as well. This edition of the text also provides an appendix, intended for students, which the author hopes to bridge the gap between theory and application in the real world. The text will be a superb reference material for students of higher mathematics, physics, and engineering.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateMay 18, 2014
    ISBN9781483138435
    Elementary Vectors: Pergamon International Library

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