دانلود کتاب تکنیک های ابتدایی حل معادلات دیفرانسیل جزئی

It is often di_cult to persuade undergraduate students of the importance of mathematics. Engineering students in particular, geared towards the practical side of learning, often have little time for theoretical arguments and abstract thinking. In fact, mathematics is the language of engineering and applied science. It is the vehicle by which ideas are analyzed, developed, and com- municated. It is no accident, therefore, that any undergraduate engineering curriculum requires several mathematics courses, each one designed to pro- vide the necessary analytic tools to deal with questions raised by engineering problems of increasing complexity, for example in the modeling of physical processes and phenomena. The most e_ective way to teach students how to use these mathematical tools is by example. The more worked examples and practice exercises a textbook contains, the more e_ective it will be in the classroom.