Mathematical and Physical Methods

Author: Guo Yu cui
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book considers the characteristics of various electronic and communication disciplines from theory to examples, balancing the rigor of mathematical theory and the distinctiveness of physical backgrounds, demonstrating the role of mathematical-physical methods as a bridge for the application of mathematics in other sciences. The book includes common methods for solving mathematical-physical boundary value problems (such as separation of variables, traveling wave method, integral transform method, Green's function method, and variational methods); the theory and applications of special functions (with a focus on Bessel functions and Legendre functions); and the fundamental theories of field theory and integral equations. It is divided into nine chapters, each accompanied by exercises. This book can serve as a textbook for master's degree students in engineering disciplines at universities, or be used by undergraduate students in disciplines with higher requirements for this course, or as a teaching reference book.