George B. Arfken et al.: Mathematical physics

This seven edition of mathematical physics for physics, which maintains a fixed tradition by the previous six versions, and aims to show all the mathematical methods that passionate scientists and engineers will meet as students or starting researchers. Although the composition of the board is different from the previous ones in a few ways, the way it shows it is the same. The evidence of almost every mathematical relationship presented in the book is documented and provided with examples explaining how mathematics applies to the physical problems of the real world. A lot of practice problems will give students the opportunity to develop the ability to use mathematical concepts, and also show them the big things that mathematics actually uses in physics. As in the previous edition, math proofs do not seem to be rigorous to mathematicians, but nevertheless they convey the core of the thought involved and also provide a understanding of the conditions and limitations associated with the mathematical context that should be dealt with. Maximizing generalization did not attempt to minimize the conditions that required the setting for the formula of mathematics. In general, readers will be warned about the conditions that will serve to use mathematics in the material of physics. The main features of this revision (1) improved to reduce the need to use the concept before it was presented and discussed. (2) The introductions provided the information that well-prepared students would be able to get in touch and rely on (without much wealth explaining) later in the chapters. This reduced the weightier addition in the book.

Korean title: 수리물리학

Korean author: George B. Arfken 외

Korean publisher: 교문사(청문각)

ISBN-13: 9788936319113