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Bridge abstract mathematics with chemistry, physics, and engineering problem-solving
Students in chemistry, physics, and materials science often struggle to connect abstract mathematics with real physical applications. Mathematical Foundations for Chemistry, Physics, and Engineering presents complex mathematical ideas in a student-friendly, step-by-step style, ensuring readers never lose sight of the molecule.
Across fourteen carefully structured chapters, the book progresses logically from vectors, linear vector spaces, and matrix characteristics, through group theory, Fourier and Laplace transforms, to special functions and partial differential equations.
Designed specifically to bridge the gap between pure mathematics and the physical sciences, this comprehensive text introduces mathematical problems first, followed immediately by practical applications in quantum mechanics, spectroscopy, and chemical kinetics It includes unique pedagogical features like Fact Boxes and Red Flags to guide learners.
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Designed for upper undergraduate and postgraduate students in chemistry, physics, and materials science, this textbook also serves engineering and molecular biology majors. It equips readers with the essential analytical tools needed to confidently tackle complex problems across the physical sciences.
Published by: Wiley
Publication Date: 2026-10-20
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-13: 9781394368013
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