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Algebra by
The fourth edition of this highly-successful textbook has been fully revised and updated. It covers groups, rings, modules and fields, and exhibits the interplay of both group and field theory by means of Galois theory and shows insolvability of a quantic, in general, by radicals.
Applied College Algebra and Trigonometry with Calculus by
This textbook for engineering students in an introductory course covers algebraic concepts, trigonometry, complex numbers, statistics, analytic geometry, derivatives, integrals, series, and differential equations. Each chapter opens with a problem that applies a mathematical concept to technologies
Elementary Linear Algebra by
Noted for its expository style and clarity of presentation, the revision of this best-selling Linear Algebra text combines Linear Algebra theory with applications, and addresses a new generation of students' changing needs.
Intermediate Algebra by
This book offers the sound presentation of mathematics, useful pedagogy, clear and well-constructed writing style, superb problem-solving strategies, and other qualities that have made the Martin-Gay series so successful. Exceptionally interesting and practical real-world applications throughout the book capture readers' interest, while Martin-Gay's streamlined problem-solving process develops and hones their problem-solving skills. New features include Spotlight on Decision-Making applications, revised Chapter Projects, Real-World Chapter Openers, Vocabulary Review sections, video icons, and Study Skills sections. For readers interested in learning or revisiting essential skills in beginning and intermediate algebra through the use of lively and up-to-date applications.
Linear Algebra by
The aim of this book is two-fold: to introduce the fundamental concepts of linear algebra and to apply the theorems in computation-oriented applications. The book is suitable for a one semester coursein linear algebra that can be used in a variety of contexts. The presentationof the material combines definitions and proofs with an emphasis oncomputational applications, providing examples that illustrate the use ofsoftware packages such as Mathematica®,Maple®, and Sage. Features: - Introduces the fundamental concepts of linear algebra and applies the theorems in computation-oriented applications - Presents a brief introduction of some aspects of abstract algebra that relate directly to linear algebra, such as groups, rings, modules, fields and polynomials over fields.
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