By Richard Courant

From the Preface: (...) The booklet is addressed to scholars on numerous degrees, to mathematicians, scientists, engineers. It doesn't fake to make the topic effortless through glossing over problems, yet fairly attempts to aid the really reader through throwing gentle at the interconnections and reasons of the total. rather than obstructing the entry to the wealth of evidence via long discussions of a basic nature we have now occasionally postponed such discussions to appendices within the quite a few chapters. quite a few examples and difficulties are given on the finish of assorted chapters. a few are difficult, a few are even tough; so much of them complement the fabric within the textual content.

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