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Foundations Of The Non Linear Theory Of Elasticity by V. V. Novozhilov
This book is based on a course of lectures given by the author in 1947 in the Mathematical-Mechanical Department of Leningrad National University. It is devoted to the exposition of the theory of elasticity without any assumptions restricting the magnitude … Continue reading
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Introductory Mathematics For Engineers – Lectures In Higher Mathematics by A D. Myškis
Prof. Myškis’ Lectures on Higher Mathematics is a textbook designed to cover key mathematical concepts for engineering students and technical colleges. It emphasises fundamental ideas and their practical applications in specialised fields, presented in an intuitive and accessible manner without … Continue reading
A Brief Course Of Higher Mathematics by V.A. Kudryavtsev
The aim of this text is to set forth the essentials of higher mathematics and their applications in various fields. At present higher mathematics serves as the theoretical foundation for most branches of the natural, applied and engineering sciences. Therefore, … Continue reading
Hilbert’s Fourth Problem by A. V. Pogorelov
Hilbert’s fourth problem, which involves finding all geometries where “ordinary lines” are “geodesics,” is both accessible and profound. While the problem can be appreciated by beginning graduate students, its solution requires tools from various branches of mathematics, including geometry, analysis, … Continue reading
Measure And Derivative A Unified Approach by G.E. Shilov; B.L. Gurevich
This volume is intended as a textbook for students of mathematics and physics, at the graduate or advanced undergraduate level. It should also be intelligible to readers with a good background in advanced calculus and sufficient “mathematical maturity.” The phrase … Continue reading
Equations Of The Mixed Type by A.V. Bitsadze
The theory of equations of mixed type originated in the fundamental researches of the Italian mathematician Francesco Tricomi, which were published in the twenties of this century. Owing to the importance of its applications, the discussion of problems concerned with … Continue reading
Problems In Mathematics With Hints And Solutions by V. Govorov; P. Dybov; N. Miroshin; S. Smirnova
The book contains more than three thousand mathematics problems and covers each topic taught at school. The problems were contributed by 120 of the higher schools of the USSR and all the universities. The book is divided into, four parts: … Continue reading
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A Collection Of Problems On A Course Of Mathematical Analysis by G. N. Berman
THE present Collection of Problems is intended for students studying mathematical analysis within the framework of a technical college course. In the arrangement of the material, the style of the exposition and basic pedagogical tendencies the Collection is most suited … Continue reading
Discrete Mathematics Without Formulas – Lectures Without A Board by Alexander Solovyov
Mathematics is too often mistaken for nothing more than a jungle of formulas. Yet the story of numbers and ideas is far richer. Ancient cultures counted with objects, carved truths into stone, or sang them in verse, long before symbols … Continue reading
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