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Mathematics

PHY/MTh 356: Mathematical Methods for Science and Engineering

Professor Schlosshauer

This course introduces a variety of essential mathematical techniques used in modeling physical phenomena. The techniques will be illustrated through their application in many areas of physics. Core topics include: infinite series, including Taylor and Fourier series; oscillations and waves; complex numbers and functions; vector calculus; coordinate systems; partial differential equations and boundary-value problems; special functions; linear algebra; and eigenvalue problems.

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