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Mathematical Methods in Physics
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1. Ordinary Differential Equations. 2. Infinite Series. 3. Evaluation of Integrals. 4. Integral Transforms. 5. Further Applications of Complex Variable. 6. Vectors and Matrices. 7. Special Functions. 8. Partial Differential Equations. 9. Eigenfuctions, Eigenvalues, and Green's Functions. 10. Peturbation Theory. 11. Integral Equations. 12. Calculus of Variations. 13. Numerical Methods. 14. Probability and Statistics. 15. Tensor Analysis and Differential Geometry. 16. Introduction to Groups and Group Representations. Appendix: Some Properties of Functions of a Complex Variable. Bibliography. Index.
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