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نویسندگان: Alexander Altland. Jan von Delft
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ISBN (شابک) : 1108471226, 9781108471220
ناشر: Cambridge University Press
سال نشر: 2019
تعداد صفحات: 721
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 9 مگابایت
کلمات کلیدی مربوط به کتاب ریاضیات برای فیزیکدانان: مفاهیم و روش های مقدماتی: کتاب های درسی ریاضی، حساب دیفرانسیل و انتگرال، حساب دیفرانسیل و انتگرال ابتدایی
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Mathematics for Physicists: Introductory Concepts and Methods به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب ریاضیات برای فیزیکدانان: مفاهیم و روش های مقدماتی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
تمام ریاضیات مورد نیاز در برنامه درسی فیزیک در مقطع کارشناسی را معرفی می کند. مفاهیم نظری ریاضی و روشهای محاسباتی عملی به صورت هماهنگ و از منظری با انگیزه فیزیکی ارائه میشوند و حتی ریاضیات پیشرفته را ملموس میکنند. شامل بسیاری از نمونه های کار شده و بیش از 300 مشکل، نیمی از آنها با راه حل های کاملاً کار شده.
Introduces all the mathematics needed in the undergraduate physics curriculum. Theoretical mathematical concepts and practical computational methods are presented in unison and from a physically motivated perspective, making even advanced mathematics tangible. Includes many worked examples and over 300 problems, half with fully worked solutions.
Contents Preface L Linear Algebra L1 Mathematics before numbers L1.1 Sets and maps L1.2 Groups L1.3 Fields L1.4 Summary and outlook L2 Vector spaces L2.1 The standard vector space L2.2 General definition of vector spaces L2.3 Vector spaces: examples L2.4 Basis and dimension L2.5 Vector space isomorphism L2.6 Summary and outlook L3 Euclidean geometry L3.1 Scalar product of L3.2 Normalization and orthogonality L3.3 Inner product spaces L3.4 Complex inner product L3.5 Summary and outlook L4 Vector product L4.1 Geometric formulation L4.2 Algebraic formulation L4.3 Further properties of the vector product L4.4 Summary and outlook L5 Linear maps L5.1 Linear maps L5.2 Matrices L5.3 Matrix multiplication L5.4 The inverse of a matrix L5.5 General linear maps and matrices L5.6 Matrices describing coordinate changes L5.7 Summary and outlook L6 Determinants L6.1 Definition and geometric interpretation L6.2 Computing determinants L6.3 Properties of determinants L6.4 Some applications L6.5 Summary and outlook L7 Matrix diagonalization L7.1 Eigenvectors and eigenvalues L7.2 Characteristic polynomial L7.3 Matrix diagonalization L7.4 Functions of matrices L7.5 Summary and outlook L8 Unitarity and Hermiticity L8.1 Unitarity and orthogonality L8.2 Hermiticity and symmetry L8.3 Relation between Hermitian and unitary matrices L8.4 Case study: linear algebra in quantum mechanics L8.5 Summary and outlook L9 Linear algebra in function spaces L9.1 Bases of function space L9.2 Linear operators and eigenfunctions L9.3 Self-adjoint linear operators L9.4 Function spaces with unbounded support L9.5 Summary and outlook L10 Multilinear algebra L10.1 Direct sum and direct product of vector spaces L10.2 Dual space L10.3 Tensors L10.4 Alternating forms L10.5 Visualization of alternating forms L10.6 Wedge product L10.7 Inner derivative L10.8 Pullback L10.9 Metric structures L10.10 Summary and outlook PL Problems: Linear Algebra P.L1 Mathematics before numbers P.L2 Vector spaces P.L3 Euclidean geometry P.L4 Vector product P.L5 Linear maps P.L6 Determinants P.L7 Matrix diagonalization P.L8 Unitarity and hermiticity P.L10 Multilinear algebra C Calculus Introductory remarks C1 Differentiation of one-dimensional functions C1.1 Definition of differentiability C1.2 Differentiation rules C1.3 Derivatives of selected functions C1.4 Summary and outlook C2 Integration of one-dimensional functions C2.1 The concept of integration C2.2 One-dimensional integration C2.3 Integration rules C2.4 Practical remarks on one-dimensional integration C2.5 Summary and outlook C3 Partial differentiation C3.1 Partial derivative C3.2 Multiple partial derivatives C3.3 Chain rule for functions of several variables C3.4 Extrema of functions C3.5 Summary and outlook C4 Multidimensional integration C4.1 Cartesian area and volume integrals C4.2 Curvilinear area integrals C4.3 Curvilinear volume integrals C4.4 Curvilinear integration in arbitrary dimensions C4.5 Changes of variables in higher-dimensional integration C4.6 Summary and outlook C5 Taylor series C5.1 Taylor expansion C5.2 Complex Taylor series C5.3 Finite-order expansions C5.4 Solving equations by Taylor expansion C5.5 Higher-dimensional Taylor series C5.6 Summary and outlook C6 Fourier calculus C6.1 The δ-function C6.2 Fourier series C6.3 Fourier transform C6.4 Case study: frequency comb for high-precision measurements C6.5 Summary and outlook C7 Differential equations C7.1 Typology of differential equations C7.2 Separable differential equations C7.3 Linear first-order differential equations C7.4 Systems of linear first-order differential equations C7.5 Linear higher-order differential equations C7.6 General higher-order differential equations C7.7 Linearizing differential equations C7.8 Partial differential equations C7.9 Summary and outlook C8 Functional calculus C8.1 Definitions C8.2 Functional derivative C8.3 Euler–Lagrange equations C8.4 Summary and outlook C9 Calculus of complex functions C9.1 Holomorphic functions C9.2 Complex integration C9.3 Singularities C9.4 Residue theorem C9.5 Essential singularities C9.6 Riemann surfaces C9.7 Summary and outlook PC Problems: Calculus P.C1 Differentiation of one-dimensional functions P.C2 Integration of one-dimensional functions P.C3 Partial differentiation P.C4 Multidimensional integration P.C5 Taylor series P.C6 Fourier calculus P.C7 Differential equations P.C8 Functional calculus P.C9 Calculus of complex functions V Vector Calculus Introductory remarks V1 Curves V1.1 Definition V1.2 Curve velocity V1.3 Curve length V1.4 Line integral V1.5 Summary and outlook V2 Curvilinear coordinates V2.1 Polar coordinates V2.2 Coordinate basis and local basis V2.3 Cylindrical and spherical coordinates V2.4 A general perspective of coordinates V2.5 Local coordinate bases and linear algebra V2.6 Summary and outlook V3 Fields V3.1 Definition of fields V3.2 Scalar fields V3.3 Extrema of functions with constraints V3.4 Gradient fields V3.5 Sources of vector fields V3.6 Circulation of vector fields V3.7 Practical aspects of three-dimensional vector calculus V3.8 Summary and outlook V4 Introductory concepts of differential geometry V4.1 Differentiable manifolds V4.2 Tangent space V4.3 Summary and outlook V5 Alternating differential forms V5.1 Cotangent space and differential one-forms V5.2 Pushforward and pullback V5.3 Forms of higher degree V5.4 Integration of forms V5.5 Summary and outlook V6 Riemannian differential geometry V6.1 Definition of the metric on a manifold V6.2 Volume form and Hodge star V6.3 Vectors vs. one-forms vs. two-forms in V6.4 Case study: metric structures in general relativity V6.5 Summary and outlook V7 Case study: differential forms and electrodynamics V7.1 The ingredients of electrodynamics V7.2 Laws of electrodynamics I: Lorentz force V7.3 Laws of electrodynamics II: Maxwell equations V7.4 Invariant formulation V7.5 Summary and outlook PV Problems: Vector Calculus P.V1 Curves P.V2 Curvilinear coordinates P.V3 Fields P.V4 Introductory concepts of differential geometry P.V5 Alternating differential forms P.V6 Riemannian differential geometry P.V7 Differential forms and electrodynamics S Solutions SL Solutions: Linear Algebra S.L1 Mathematics before numbers S.L2 Vector spaces S.L3 Euclidean geometry S.L4 Vector product S.L5 Linear Maps S.L6 Determinants S.L7 Matrix diagonalization S.L8 Unitarity and Hermiticity S.L10 Multilinear algebra SC Solutions: Calculus S.C1 Differentiation of one-dimensional functions S.C2 Integration of one-dimensional functions S.C3 Partial differentiation S.C4 Multidimensional integration S.C5 Taylor series S.C6 Fourier calculus S.C7 Differential equations S.C8 Functional calculus S.C9 Calculus of complex functions SV Solutions: Vector Calculus S.V1 Curves S.V2 Curvilinear coordinates S.V3 Fields S.V4 Introductory concepts of differential geometry S.V5 Alternating differential forms S.V6 Riemannian differential geometry S.V7 Differential forms and electrodynamics Index