Material for a Course in
Mathematics For
Physicists
(by Dr. Kenneth Howell)
Below are links to some of the material I have developed over several years of teaching a two semester, beginning graduate level course on the mathematics commonly used in physics ("Mathematical Methods for Physicists" at the University of Alabama in Huntsville). The links are to the lecture notes on which the course on which the course was eventually based, and to two sets of homework handouts, one set for each semester. There are also exercise sets in the lecture notes.
Notes:
1) This material is not in the public domain, and is protected by the copyright laws of the United States. Viewers of this site have the author's permission to download and use the material being made available at this site for their personal study. You, the viewer, may download files and have links to this website, but please, do not republish this material without my permission.
2) If you are an instructor and wish to use some or all of this material in a significant way in your course, please show the courtesy to ask my permission. You will get it, and I will get some idea as to whether I should continue this website.
3) If you find an error in any of this material, please let me know.
4) I am, by the way Dr. Kenneth Howell, Associate Professor (emeritus) of Mathematics at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, and can be contacted at howell@math.uah.edu .
5) I should add that I am now retired (that's what 'emeritus' means). As a result, the material at this website is not likely to be updated in any significant way (except for corrections of errors).
Downloads/Documents/Etc.
File & Link | Format | Date Added/Modified & Other Notes |
web page |
Fall 2013 & Spring 2014 |
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Homework Handout Sets for Chapters 1 -- 11 of the Lecture Notes |
web page |
Fall 2015 |
Homework Handout Sets for Chapters 12 -- 22 of the Lecture Notes |
web page |
Fall 2015 |
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Who to Contact If There Is a Reason to Contact the Guy Maintaining This Site: Prof. Kenneth Howell, howell@math.uah.edu
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