Mathematical Physics for Engineers.
by
 
Bera, R.K.

Title
Mathematical Physics for Engineers.

Author
Bera, R.K.

ISBN
9781906574383

Personal Author
Bera, R.K.

Physical Description
1 online resource (208 pages)

Contents
Cover -- Preface -- Contents -- Chapter 1 Matrix Algebra -- 1.1 Matrix Algebra -- 1.2 Matrix Operations -- 1.3 Properties -- 1.4 Square Matrices -- 1.5 Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors -- Chapter 2 Determinants -- 2.1 Homogeneous Linear Equations -- 2.2 Properties of the Determinant -- 2.3 Applications -- Chapter 3 Vector Derivatives -- 3.1 The Gradient -- 3.2 The Divergence -- 3.3 The Curl -- 3.4 The Product Rules -- 3.5 Derivatives of the Second Order -- 3.6 Applications -- Chapter 4 Gauss, Green and Stokes' Theorem -- 4.1 Line, Surface and Volume Integrals -- 4.2 Gauss' Divergence Theorem -- 4.3 Green's Theorem -- 4.4 Stokes' Curl Theorem (Relation between Line and Surface Integrals) -- Chapter 5 Dirac Delta Function -- 5.1 General Behavior of Delta Function -- 5.2 Generalised Fourier Series -- 5.3 Fourier Transform and Dirac Delta Function -- Chapter 6 Differential Calculus -- 6.1 Operators and Eigenvalues -- 6.2 Expectation Value -- 6.3 Separation of Variables -- 6.4 Wave Function -- 6.5 Application of Differential Equations in Wave Mechanics -- 6.6 Linear Differential Equation with Constant Coefficients -- 6.7 Series Solutions -- Chapter 7 Frobenius Method -- 7.1 The Starting Point -- 7.2 Indicial Equation -- 7.3 Recurrence Relation -- 7.4 Application -- Chapter 8 Convergence -- 8.1 Uniform Convergence -- 8.2 Convergence of a Functional Series -- 8.3 Convergence in the Mean -- 8.4 Convergence Test -- Chapter 9 Orthogonality -- 9.1 The Starting Point -- 9.2 Application -- Chapter 10 Wronskian -- 10.1 Solutions Having Linear Independence -- 10.2 Application -- Chapter 11 Analytic Function -- 11.1 Analyticity and Derivatives of f(z) -- 11.2 Harmonic Functions -- 11.3 Contour Integrals -- 11.4 Integral Theorem of Cauchy -- 11.5 Integral Formula of Cauchy -- Chapter 12 Taylor Series -- 12.1 The Starting Point -- 12.2 Applications.
 
Chapter 13 Laurent Expansion -- 13.1 The Starting Point -- 13.2 Application -- Chapter 14 Singularity -- 14.1 Some Points About Singularity -- 14.2 Singularity as X -- 14.3 Isolated Singularities -- 14.4 Simple Pole or Pole -- 14.5 Essential Singularity -- 14.6 Branch Point Singularity -- 14.7 Application -- Chapter 15 Calculus of Residues (Cauchy-Riemann) -- 15.1 mth-Order Pole -- 15.2 Simple Pole -- 15.3 Cauchy Residue Theorem -- 15.4 Cauchy's Principal Value -- Chapter 16 Hermite Polynomial -- 16.1 Harmonic Oscillator and Hermite Equation -- 16.2 Solution of Hermite's Equation by a Polynomial Series -- Chapter 17 Legendre Polynomial -- 17.1 The Starting Point -- 17.2 Applications -- Chapter 18 Laguerre Polynomial -- 18.1 The Starting Point -- 18.2 Associated Laguerre Equation -- 18.3 Application -- Chapter 19 Chebyshev Polynomial -- 19.1 The Generating Function -- 19.2 Applications -- Chapter 20 Bessel Function -- 20.1 The Starting Point -- 20.2 Application -- Chapter 21 Fourier Series -- 21.1 Concepts About Fourier Series -- 21.2 The Theorem -- 21.3 Evaluation of The Coefficients -- 21.4 General Form of Fourier Theorem -- 21.5 General Features of Fourier Series -- 21.6 Advantages of Fourier Series -- 21.7 Some Properties of Fourier Series -- 21.8 The Fourier Coefficients Revisited -- Chapter 22 Integral Transform and Kernels -- Chapter 23 Fourier Transform -- 23.1 The Starting Point -- 23.2 Interpreting the Fourier Transform -- 23.3 About the Fourier Integral -- 23.4 Fourier Integral Development -- 23.5 Exponential Form of Fourier Integral -- 23.6 Inverse Fourier Transform -- 23.7 Existence of the Fourier Integral -- 23.8 Properties of Fourier Transform -- 23.9 Derivatives of Fourier Transform -- Chapter 24 Convolution Theorem -- 24.1 Convolution in Fourier Transform -- 24.2 The Causality -- 24.3 Convolution for Laplace Transform.
 
Chapter 25 Parseval Relation -- 25.1 Parseval Formula for Fourier Series -- 25.2 Parseval Relation for Fourier Transform -- 25.3 Parseval Relation for Hilbert Transform -- Chapter 26 Laplace Transform -- 26.1 The Starting Point -- 26.2 Construction of a Laplace Transform -- 26.3 Inverse Laplace Transform -- 26.4 Laplace Transform of Derivatives -- 26.5 Some Properties of Laplace Transform -- 26.6 Applications -- 26.7 Use of Heaviside's Unit Function -- Chapter 27 Hilbert Transform -- 27.1 Mathematical Preamble -- 27.2 Hilbert Transform -- 27.3 Symmetry Relations -- 27.4 Application -- Chapter 28 Tensor Analysis -- 28.1 The Definition of Tensor -- 28.2 Contravariant and Covariant Tensors -- 28.3 Application -- Bibliography -- Index.

Local Note
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.

Subject Term
Engineering mathematics.
 
Mathematical physics.

Genre
Electronic books.

Added Author
Bandyopadhyay, A.K.
 
Ray, P.C.

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LibraryMaterial TypeItem BarcodeShelf NumberStatus
IYTE LibraryE-Book1321507-1001TA330 -- .B47 2012 EBEbrary E-Books