books about: equations     books:       A First Course in Differential Equations42 reviews Dennis G. Zill Brooks Cole, 2008 Cost effective! The book for my Diffeq class was $150 in the school store. This is the exact same thing (with a different font and colors) for about $145 less. Every college student should know how to book-hunt like this. Came in great condition and has everything I need for class.             Fundamentals of Differential Equations bound with IDE CD (Saleable Package) (7th Edition)13 reviews R. Kent Nagle, Edward B. Saff, ... Addison Wesley, 2008 Differential Equations Textbook The book arrived promptly and in the condition described. I am satisfied with my purchase.             The Great Equations: Breakthroughs in Science from Pythagoras to Heisenberg11 reviews Robert P. Crease W. W. Norton & Company, 2010 Well received gift book Husband asked for this book for Christmas, he is a computer person but he enjoys reading this kind of thing. he enjoys it so much, he tries to explain some of it to me, and occasionally I even understand it a bit! I think that it must be written so intelligent people with an interest in the area can understand it. He has read things by Stephen Hawkings (A Brief History of Time) and a book ...             Elementary Differential Equations31 reviews William E. Boyce, Richard C. DiPrima Wiley, 2008 Great condition, came on time The book was brand new as promised and arrived quickly. Everything went smoothly - no complaints.             Structural Equation Modeling With AMOS: Basic Concepts, Applications, and Programming, Second Edition ...8 reviews Barbara M. Byrne Routledge Academic, 2009 Great reference source This is an excellent book for beginners to AMOS, as well as to anyone who needs an occasional straightforward and detailed reference source. That said, don't expect detailed discussions of the theoretical underpinnings of SEM. I would classify this as a strictly practical, hands-on approach - and completely indispensable because of it. One little bit of concern I have is that this book was ...             A Beginner's Guide to Structural Equation Modeling: Third Edition6 reviews Randall E. Schumacker, Richard G. Lomax Routledge Academic, 2010 Easy to read and understand; needs a second edition No one expects statistics to be easy reading, especially when it concerns complicated models such as structural equation modeling (SEM). Nevertheless, this book manages to do just that. Schumacker and Lomax have successfully put together a guide that explains to beginners (like myself) in simple terms how the whole thing works. As with most books that treat complex models, some basic knowledge ...             Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems86 reviews William E. Boyce, Richard C. DiPrima Wiley, 2008 Why is Kindle version so expensive???? No resale value... First a little bit of annoyance, actual review below- the kindle version is $95! It should be below $44 before it is worth buying at all. If I buy the real textbook for $144 on here, I can sell it for about $100 after I'm done with it, so it costs me $44 for the semester. If I buy the kindle version I am paying twice as much to look at the book on a tiny ereader. Contrary to what many others ...             A Student's Guide to Maxwell's Equations53 reviews Daniel Fleisch Cambridge University Press, 2008 There is NO better introductory book! This book is fabulous. It was the first book to really give me the "deep feel" of the equations. Gauss' Law becomes especially simple to understand. Even though I had delved deeply into this subject in under grad, this was a refreshing new take. This book is a keeper.             Ordinary Differential Equations39 reviews Morris Tenenbaum, Harry Pollard Dover Publications, 1985 My own little opinion on this great book I took ODE this semester, and I was liking the subject until I got to read the textbooks assigned to it. It is impressive how the world is filled with giant text books that are absolutely dull and useless and extremely expensive. Luckly I have always been fond of Amazon, so I searched "Ordinary Differential Equations" and came upon this book, which at first glance looks tiny and unpromising, but ...             Partial Differential Equations for Scientists and Engineers (Dover Books on Advanced Mathematics)50 reviews Stanley J. Farlow Dover Publications, 1993 an absolute gem If you'd like to teach yourself the subject of partial differential equations, and you have a decent background in calculus and ordinary differential equations, this book is perfect. It is composed of 47 chapters each of which is only a few pages long and covers an important topic, with exercises. The author is very good at explaining potentially complicated ideas in simple terms. It's all very ...             Radical Equations: Civil Rights from Mississippi to the Algebra Project9 reviews Robert P. Moses, Charles E. Cobb Beacon Press, 2002 An Important Civil Right - Math Literacy Robert P. Moses, a leader of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's, has (correctly) reached the conclusion that Math literacy is, in these times and for the predictable future, a prerequisite for first-class citizenship, and since he still wants everyone to be a first-class citizen (and rightly so) he has embarked on a campaign to enable every child to be mathematically literate, and he has ...             Principles and Practice of Structural Equation Modeling, Second Edition (Methodology In The Social Sciences)10 reviews Rex B. Kline PhD The Guilford Press, 2004 Highly recommended for anyone transitioning from LISREL AMOS can seem so simple that it is confusing. Where are the obfuscating command lines that we used to love? If you know and loathed another program in the same ilk, you may have problems with the ease of the AMOS graphic interface and command language. If this is the case, then this book is for you.             Differential Equations and Their Applications : An Introduction to Applied Mathematics (Texts in Applied ...13 reviews Martin Braun Springer, 1992 Best undergraduate ODE book Goes every the mathematical details for the development of solution methods. Includes numerical methods as well. Many applications provided. Far superior to standard undergraduate texts in differential equations.             Student Solutions Manual to accompany Boyce Elementary Differential Equations 9e and Elementary Differential ...6 reviews William E. Boyce, Richard C. DiPrima Wiley, 2008 bought with textbook came on time and is a good price. only helpful if you actually try the real problems lol.             Differential Equations Computing and Modeling (4th Edition)30 reviews C. Henry Edwards, David E. Penney Prentice Hall, 2007 Great book I love this textbook. It is short, contains exactly what you need it to and doesn't try to dazzle readers with flashy and unnecessary pictures (only two colors used in the text, really readable). Another plus, it is chock full of example code for differential equations (Maple, Mathematica, MATLAB, etc). ALSO get the solution manual             Schaum's Outline of Differential Equations, 3ed (Schaum's Outline Series)16 reviews Richard Bronson McGraw-Hill, 2009 no surprises I received the book as stated and in the good conditions. I liked their service.             Partial Differential Equations: An Introduction32 reviews Walter A. Strauss Wiley, 2007 Existence of a good PDE book I have many PDE books. This is the ONLY one that I ever bother to read. The rest are either too low level (i.e. for engineers/scientists) or too high level (i.e. mathematical proofs with no methods of solution). I'm not going to read any other PDE books unless I bother to write one. This was the text used for the PDE class I took in grad school. The professor did I terrible job, but I kept the ...             Differential Equations with Boundary-Value Problems23 reviews Dennis G. Zill, Michael R. Cullen Brooks Cole, 2008 Good instruction on differential equations I used this book for an "online course" where we never met the instructor. Fortunately the book makes it easy to learn the material without having an expert by your side to guide you.             Equations, Inequalities, and VIC's, GMAT Preparation Guide, 4th Edition (Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guides)6 reviews Manhattan GMAT Prep MG Prep, Inc., 2009 A must for math virgins wanting to take or retake the gmat The Manhattan series was the most helpful for me on my GMAT because other GMAT prep books only shows time saving or test taking tips but does not go into details about the various topics which I needed because I don't have a strong quantitative base. In fact, I didn't know even the basic idea of number properties or even odd plus odd is even (must have been asleep in math class) and so these ...             Dante's Equation29 reviews Jane Jensen Del Rey, 2006 excellent Hey I really liked this. When is the next book coming out - anyone know?              search for books accompany, applications, beginner, boundary, boundary-value, breakthroughs, computing, differential, elementary, engineers, equations, fundamentals, heisenberg, inequalities, introduction, manhattan, mathematics, methodology, mississippi, modeling, multivariate, ordinary, preparation, principles, problems, programming, pythagoras, scientists, solutions, structural books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: Ralph Baer, The Father Of Video Games home  impressum - about us