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📘 A course in mathematics for students of physics by Paul G. Bamberg

A Course in Mathematics for Students of Physics presents advanced mathematical concepts in an accessible way for physics majors. The book covers linear algebra, multivariable calculus, and the exterior differential calculus, then applies these tools to practical problems in optics, electrical network theory, electrostatics, wave dynamics, and classical thermodynamics. The author employs a spiral‑learning approach, revisiting topics at increasing depth to reinforce understanding.

First publish date: 1988

Genre: Science/Physics

Authors: Paul G. Bamberg

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