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‘Partial Derivatives’, Written by P.J.Hilton
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‘Partial Derivatives’, Written by P.J.Hilton
The aim of this series is to provide short introductory text-books for the topics which are normally covered in the first two years of mathematics courses at Universities, Polytechnics, College of Education and Colleges of Technology. Each volume is made as nearly self-contained as possible, with exercises and answers, and contains an amount of material that can be covered in about twenty lectures. Thus each student will be able to build up a collection of text-books which is adapted to the syllabus he has to follow.
The exposition is kept at an elementary level with due regard to modern standards of rigorous. When it is not feasible to give a complete treatment, because this would go beyond the scope of the book, the assumptions are fully explained and the reader is referred to appropriate works in the literature.
‘The authors obviously under the difficulties of undergraduates. Their treatment is more rigorous than what students will have been used to at school, and yet it is remarkably clear.
‘All the books contain worked examples in the text and exercises at the ends of the chapters. They will be invaluable to undergraduates. Pupils in their last year at school, too, will find them useful and simulating. They will learn the university approach to work they have already done, and will gain a foretaste of what awaits them in the future.’ – The Times Educational Supplement.
‘It will prove a valuable corpus. A great improvement on many works published in the past with a similar objective.’ – The Times Literary Supplement.
‘These are all useful little books, and topics suitable for similar treatment are doubtless under considerable by the editor of the series.’ – T.A.A. Broadbent, Nature.
A complete list of books in the series appears on the inside back cover.
Routledge & Kegan Paul
Library of Mathematics
Editor: Walter Ledermann
Pages: 54
P.J.Hilton. (1960) Differential Calculus. London, Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd.
Condition: On the front page - small tea stain.
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