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HUBBARD VECTOR CALCULUS INSTRUCTORS MANUAL SOLUTIONS Download di, 26 dec 2017 21:25:00 GMT hubbard vector calculus instructors pdf - online download hubbard vector calculus instructors manual solutions Hubbard Vector Calculus Instructors Manual Solutions We may not be able to make you love. Vector calculus linear algebra and differential forms a unified approach Author(S) John Hamal Hubbard (Author) Barbara Burke Hubbard (Author) Publication Data Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall Publication€ Date 2001 Edition € 2nd ed. Physical Description xvi, 800 p.: ill.; 25 cm. Subject Mathematics Subject Headings Calculus.
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I kind of agree with deluks, but this text is FAR better than a normal multivariable text. Also, the author writes pretty well.
I actually enjoyed reading the book. However, towards the end of the book, I started acquiring enough of the elusive 'mathematical maturity' that I constantly wish he'd choose brevity in his writing. I just wanted him to get to the point.
A bit too wordy. I wish he talked about pullback when covering integration and differential forms, but I digress. Thankfully my instructor did. By the end of the text, I was helping people with their differential geometry homework (despite never taking the course). So that was cool:-) Overall, I highly recommend the book, but another reference would be ideal (I used Spivak's CoM and Rosenlicht's Intro Analysis). Thanks for the suggestions.
I just checked both of those out, and I'm going to keep them in mind. I like the looks of Spivak's book. I know Spivak's 'Calculus' is a legend.I plan to pick it up sometime down the line.
I'm comparing reviews and 'Calculus on Manifolds' seems to be a bit better received than Hubbard's book.Both books are good. I wouldn't base myself too much on amazon reviews. Finding the right math book is something really personal. Read the first few pages of both books and see what you like most.
You can't go wrong with either book.
Vector Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Forms: A Unified Approach 5th edition John H. Hubbard and Barbara Burke Hubbard ISBN 681 818 pages, Hardcover, smythe-sewn binding 8 x 10 inches, 2015, $87 A pdf version is available. Please before ordering., $73.95 Both print and pdf ebook, $124 The Student Solution Manual for this textbook is 305 pages, soft cover, 8x 10 inches, $34.00.
Please consider recommending that your university or department librarian order this book. (review of 1st edition) This 5th edition contains all the things that made the earlier editions different from other textbooks. Among others:.
Integrating linear algebra and multivariable calculus. Using effective algorithms to prove the main theorems (Newton's method and the implicit function theorem, for instance).
A new approach to both Riemann integration and Lebesgue integration. Manifolds and a serious introduction to differential geometry. A new way of introducing differential forms and the exterior derivative. There is also new material, in response to requests from computer science colleagues:. More big matrices! We included the Perron-Frobenius theorem, and its application to Google's PageRank algorithm.
More singular values! We included a detailed proof of the singular value decomposition, and show how it applies to facial recognition: 'how does Facebook apply names to pictures?'