LECTURE NOTES ON MATHEMATICAL METHODS
These are lecture notes for AME 60611 Mathematical Methods I, the first of a pair of courses
on applied mathematics taught in the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering of the University of Notre Dame.
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Author:Mihir Sen Joseph M. PowersGenre:MathematicsLanguage:EnglishPages:502Price:FREE
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These are lecture notes for AME 60611 Mathematical Methods I, the first of a pair of courseson applied mathematics taught in the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineeringof the University of Notre Dame. Most of the students in this course are beginning graduatestudents in engineering coming from a variety of backgrounds. The course objective is tosurvey topics in applied mathematics, including multidimensional calculus, ordinary differ-ential equations, perturbation methods, vectors and tensors, linear analysis, linear algebra,and non-linear dynamic systems. In short, the course fully explores linear systems and con-siders effects of non-linearity, especially those types that can be treated analytically. Thecompanion course, AME 60612, covers complex variables, integral transforms, and partialdifferential equations.
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