2004 Master's Entrance Exam Mathematics Review Compilation for Economics

Author: Cai Zihua, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: The book's features are as follows:
1. It is completely compiled according to the Exam Syllabus, without any content exceeding the syllabus requirements.
2. It fully covers the content specified in the Exam Syllabus, emphasizing the understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and principles, as well as the training of basic problem-solving methods, to improve candidates' computational skills, abstract and generalization abilities, logical thinking, and spatial imagination.
3. Through the analysis of typical examples, it guides candidates to deeply understand the fundamental mathematical concepts and their intrinsic connections, helping them overcome difficulties and enhance their ability to solve complex problems.
4. Addressing the current issue where candidates struggle to apply mathematical knowledge in practice, the book includes numerous applied problems, guiding them to master the basic methods of establishing mathematical models and improving their ability to solve real-world problems.
5. For various important types of problems, the book systematically summarizes them and provides unique solutions, enabling candidates to generalize and fully grasp the material.
6. The selected examples in the book are highly representative, with difficulty levels comparable to past exam questions, striving to eliminate biased or obscure problems.
7. Each chapter includes a large number of practice problems, with answers provided at the end of the book for candidates to verify their solutions.
8. To bridge the connection between knowledge across different disciplines, the fourth part of the book presents comprehensive problem-solving examples, guiding candidates to learn how to apply mathematical knowledge to solve integrated problems.
This book is compiled based on the National Master's Entrance Examination Mathematics Exam Syllabus issued by the Ministry of Education, drawing on the authors' extensive experience in teaching "graduate entrance exam tutoring classes" and insights from grading. The book is divided into four parts: Advanced Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Probability and Mathematical Statistics, and Comprehensive Problem-Solving.