Calculus

Author: Zhou Xunda
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: Economics and management are not departments of mathematics. Adhering to the principle of "building a solid foundation and being sufficient for use," this book removes certain contents and rigorous proofs of theorems that are not urgently needed for economic work, while dedicating more space to detailed explanations of essential topics. It is presented in a fluent and thorough manner, achieving the strategy of "winning more with less in tactics." This book does not pursue depth or comprehensiveness, but focuses on practicality, emphasizes applications in economics, and ensures alignment with professional courses, embodying the idea of "doing what is necessary and avoiding what is unnecessary."
Basic courses are not professional courses. Adhering to the principle of "serving professional needs while maintaining the mathematical system," this book avoids unnecessary comparisons in difficulty, ensuring appropriate levels of challenge, clear and concise explanations, the ability to generalize from specific examples, and comprehensive understanding, achieving the effect of "reaching the apple by jumping a little." The content is arranged in a way that reflects coherence, with earlier topics having corresponding outcomes later, and later topics having foreshadowing earlier. It provides vivid and intuitive explanations, appropriately broadens the scope of knowledge, making it "easy to teach and easy to learn."
This set of economic applied mathematics textbooks is designed for students in higher vocational and technical colleges in economics and management majors. It includes Calculus (Revised Edition), Linear Algebra and Linear Programming, and Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics. This is a highly distinctive textbook set, characterized by close alignment with the needs of economic work, full attention to the logic of thinking, highlighting key points, thorough reasoning, gradual progression, and easy-to-understand language.
Calculus (Revised Edition) is divided into eight chapters, introducing single-variable and double-variable calculus, infinite series, and first-order differential equations needed for economic work. It begins with a preliminary knowledge summary of elementary mathematics. The book focuses on explaining fundamental concepts, theories, and methods, cultivating students' ability to solve practical problems and their proficiency in operations.