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Higher Mathematics for Students of Chemistry & Physics by Joseph Mellor - PDF



Book Contents :-
1. The Differential Calculus 2. Coordinate or Analytical Geometry 3. Functions with Singular Properties 4. The Integral Calculus 5. Infinite Series and Their Uses 6. How to Solve Numerical Equations 7. How to Solve Differential Equations 8. Fourier’s Theorem 9. Probability and the Theory of Errors 10. The Calculus of Variations 11. Determinants 12. Collection of Formulae for Reference 13. Reference Tables

About this book :-
"Higher Mathematics for Students of and Physics, with Special Reference to Practical Work " by Joseph William Mellor is a comprehensive textbook designed for students of "chemistry" and "physics" who need a strong foundation in "mathematics" for practical applications. Unlike purely theoretical math texts, Mellor emphasizes how mathematical methods directly support experimental and applied work, bridging the gap between abstract theory and real-world scientific problems. The book covers essential topics including "differential calculus", "integral calculus", infinite series, analytical geometry, differential equations, and determinants. It also addresses Fourier’s theorem, probability, and error analysis, providing tools relevant to laboratory work and physical computations. Each chapter includes worked examples and practical exercises, helping students understand the application of mathematics in real chemistry and physics scenarios. Mellor’s text is particularly useful for students, educators, and practitioners in the physical sciences who need a reliable mathematical reference. Its clear explanations, extensive examples, and practical orientation make it a valuable resource for mastering the mathematics underlying scientific experiments and calculations. By combining theory with application, the book remains an enduring guide for anyone studying "mathematics", "physics", or "chemistry" at an advanced level.

Book Detail :-
Title: Higher Mathematics for Students of Chemistry & Physics by Joseph Mellor - PDF
Publisher: Green and co.
Year: 1922
Pages: 672
Type: PDF
Language: English
ISBN-10 #: 1602065691
ISBN-13 #: 978-1602065697
License: Public Domain Work
Amazon: Amazon

About Author :-
The author Joseph William Mellor (1869–1938) was an English chemist, educator, and mathematician who significantly contributed to "chemistry" and "physics" education. He emphasized applying "mathematics" to solve scientific problems, making complex concepts accessible for students and researchers. Mellor authored "Higher Mathematics for Students of Chemistry and Physics", covering "differential calculus", "integral calculus", and other mathematical techniques for practical scientific use. His work combined clarity, examples, and applications, helping generations of students apply mathematics in experiments and theory. Mellor’s contributions continue to influence the "history of science" and modern scientific education.

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