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University of Illinois
at Chicago Department of Physics Instructor: Henrik Aratyn |
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Chapter 1 : Vectors and Fields in Space, Chapter 2: Transformations, Matrices, and Operators, Chapter 3: Differential Equations Chapter 4: Power series methods, Legendre and Bessel functions, Chapter 5: Eigenfuction expansions, Generalized Fourier Series and Fourier Transforms, Special Functions | ||
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Math 210 | ||
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4 semester hours--see Recommended Plan of Study | ||
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Spring only--see Recommended Plan of Study | ||
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See detailed sylabus at http://www.uic.edu/~aratyn/phys215-syllabus.html | ||
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Text:H. Aratyn and C. Rasinariu
"A Short Course in Mathematical Methods with Maple",
published by World Scientific |
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Vector Calculus Page at MIT Calculus Page from N. Zealand List of Calculus Links |
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Physics 215 is a prerequisite for Phys 401 (E&M) and Phys 441 (Classical Mechanics) and it is strongly recommended for students planning to take Phys 411 (QM). The overall intent of this course is to make students feel comfortable with mathematical tools required for 400-level physics courses. Simulations and exercises using the symbolic programming package Maple will be a part of a parallel course Physics 216. UIC computer labs have plenty of machines for public use running Maple. | ||
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Date of the
Final Exam: May 5, Tu. 10:30-12:30, 136 SES, Note: No Makeup Exam will be
given! Medical emergencies must be documented.
