CALCULUS OF VARIATIONS ROBERT WEINSTOCK
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Calculus of Variations: With Applications to Physics and
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Calculus of Variations: with Applications to Physics and
Robert Weinstock's Calculus of Variations, first published by McGraw-Hill in 1952 and reprinted by Dover in 1974, is one of Dover's longest-running books in mathematics. In a memoir written in the 1990s, Weinstock recalled how, after he received his PhD in physics from Stanford in 1943, he worked for a time at Harvard's Radar Research Laboratory as part of the war effort.Cited by: 295Author: Robert WeinstockReviews: 13Brand: Robert Weinstock
Calculus of Variations : Robert Weinstock : 9780486630694
Jun 01, 1974Robert Weinstock's Calculus of Variations, first published by McGraw-Hill in 1952 and reprinted by Dover in 1974, is one of Dover's longest-running books in mathematics. In a memoir written in the 1990s, Weinstock recalled how, after he received his PhD in physics from Stanford in 1943, he worked for a time at Harvard's Radar Research Laboratory as part of the war effort.3.6/5(19)Pages: 352Author: Robert Weinstock
Calculus of Variations: With Applications to Physics and
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Calculus of Variations: with Applications to Physics and
Robert Weinstock's Calculus of Variations, first published by McGraw-Hill in 1952 and reprinted by Dover in 1974, is one of Dover's longest-running books in mathematics. In a memoir written in the 1990s, Weinstock recalled how, after he received his PhD in physics from Stanford in 1943, he worked for a time at Harvard's Radar Research Laboratory as part of the war effort.Cited by: 295Author: Robert WeinstockReviews: 13Brand: Robert Weinstock
Calculus of Variations : Robert Weinstock : 9780486630694
Jun 01, 1974Robert Weinstock's Calculus of Variations, first published by McGraw-Hill in 1952 and reprinted by Dover in 1974, is one of Dover's longest-running books in mathematics. In a memoir written in the 1990s, Weinstock recalled how, after he received his PhD in physics from Stanford in 1943, he worked for a time at Harvard's Radar Research Laboratory as part of the war effort.3.6/5(19)Pages: 352Author: Robert Weinstock
