An Introduction to Applied Mathematics Martin Braun is a textbook that focuses on differential equations within the field of applied mathematics. This book provides a clear introduction to differential equations, with attention to both theory and practical applications.
Important topics include bifurcation theory, Sturm-Liouville boundary value problems, and computer programs in Pascal, C, and Fortran. This edition replaces earlier APL programs with Pascal and C versions, with the C programs included in the appendix. The book also clearly explains the connection between modern mathematical techniques and applications in the natural and biological sciences.
Product specifications
- Author: Martin Braun
- Series: Texts in Applied Mathematics
- Publisher: Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
- Publication date: 1992-12-05
- Number of pages: 578
- ISBN: 9780387978949
- Subject: Differential calculus and equations
- BISAC: MATHEMATICS / Differential Equations / General
About the author
Martin Braun is Professor of Differential Equations at Queen's College, The City University of New York, USA.