Allied Mathematics Vol 1
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Allied Mathematics Vol-1
Part of a two-volume series, "Allied Mathematics Volume I" specifically cater to the students in the universities of Tamil Nadu. Succinctly written, it is designed in such a fashion to help in better understanding of students. Concepts have been explained, working rules to solve problems are given in specific subrules and the formulae involved in each solution are given in appropriate places of the solution. Also, Madras university questions have been used in the relevant places to illustrate the different concepts while chapter-end exercises with hints add ably to the practice quotient.
Allied Mathematics
Algebra | Partial Fractions | The Binomial Theorem | Exponential Theorem | The Logarithmic Series Theory Of Equations | Theory Of Equations | Reciprocal Equations | Newton-Rahson Method Matrices | Fundamental Concepts | Rank Of A Matrix | Linear Equations | Characteristic Roots And Vectors Finite Differences | Finite Differences | Interpolations: Newton'S Forward, Backward Interpolation | Lagrange'S Interpolation Trigonometry | Expansions | Hyperbolic Functions Differential Calculus | Successive Derivatives | Jacobians | Polar Curves Etc..
Mechanics
Author: Duraipandian P./ Duraipandian Laxmi & Jayapragasam Muthamizh
language: en
Publisher: S. Chand Publishing
Release Date: 1995-03
Introduction | Kinematics | Force | Equilibrium Of A Particle | Forces On A Rigid Body | A Specific Reduction Of Forces | Centre Of Mass | Stability Of Equilibrium| Virtual Work | Hanging Strings | Rectilinear Motion Under Constant Forces | Work, Energy And Power| Rectilinear Motion Under Varying Force | Projectiles| Impact | Circular Motion | Central Orbits | Moment Of Inertia | Two Dimensional Motion Of A Rigid Body| Theory Of Dimensions