HIGHER MATHEMATICS FOR ENGINEERS AND PHYSICISTS by Ivan S. Sokolnikoff (1941)2nd

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Genre: Antiquarian & Collectible, Engineering & Technology, Mathematics & Sciences, Physics Signed: No Topic: Mathematics, Mathematical Engineering, Physicis, Fourier Series, Infinite Series, Ordinary Differential Equations, Partial Differential Equations, Vector Analysis, Empirical Formulas & Curve Fitting Narrative Type: Nonfiction Book Series: Higher Mathematics for Engineers & Physicists Personalized: No Type: Picture Book Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults Edition: Second Edition Language: English Number of Pages: 587 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Format: Hardcover Personalize: No Vintage: Yes Ex Libris: Yes Item Weight: 35 oz Original Language: English Country of Origin: United States Custom Bundle: No Features: Ex-Library, Illustrated Inscribed: No Book Title: Mathematics Publication Year: 1941 Unit Quantity: 1 Author: Ivan S. Sokolnikoff, Elizabeth S. Sokolnikoff

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HIGHER MATHEMATICS FOR ENGINEERS AND PHYSICISTS by Ivan S. Sokolnikoff (1941)2nd. Dive into the complexities of mathematical engineering and physics with "Higher Mathematics for Engineers & Physicists" by Ivan S. Sokolnikoff and Elizabeth S. Sokolnikoff. Dive into the complexities of mathematical engineering and physics with "Higher Mathematics for Engineers & Physicists" by Ivan S. Sokolnikoff and Elizabeth S. Sokolnikoff. Published in 1941 by McGraw-Hill Book Company, this second edition is a treasure trove for those immersed in the fields of engineering, technology, and physics. It spans 587 pages and covers a broad spectrum of topics including ordinary and partial differential equations, vector analysis, and the use of empirical formulas and curve fitting. This hardcover piece is not only an invaluable resource for professionals and students but also a vintage collectible that reflects the state of scientific literature from the early 20th century. Adorned with illustrations and ex-libris markings, it is a testament to the book's journey through time, offering both aesthetic appeal and historical value to its new owner.