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MATH 855 - Methods of Applied Mathematics I

An introduction to the mathematical techniques of problem solving in the sciences and engineering. Construction of mathematical models; problem formulation, dimensional analysis and scaling; solution methods for differential equations and difference equations; methods for obtaining approximate solutions; regular and singular perturbations methods, asymptotic series, applications to specific equations and scientific problems.

Credits: (3)

Requisites:
Pr.: MATH 630, 633 and 551.

When Offered:
Fall


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