Good statistics, PDE textbooks

Shackleford

I just graduated with a B.S. Math and Physics Minor. I took Probability but not Statistics. I also didn't get a chance to take PDE. I'm looking for some good textbooks on the subjects.

jasonRF

A good PDE book for physics is, "elementary applied partial differential equations" by Haberman. Used copies of old editions (I'm familiar with 2nd and 3rd) are cheap and quite good.
http://www.amazon.com/Elementary-App...2056378&sr=1-2

"Boundary Value Problems and Fourier Expansions ", by MacCluer is a little more mathy, going into Hilber spaces, etc., so you may like it as well. It is a Dover book so is cheap.
http://www.amazon.com/Boundary-Probl...boundary+value

An old classic is "fourier series and boundary value problems" by Churchill and Brown; again, used copies of old editions...
http://www.amazon.com/Fourier-Series...2056378&sr=1-4

For statistics, you should once again look for used copies of old editions. I really like, "introduction to mathematical statistics" by Hogg and Craig; I have a copy of the 5th edition and find it very good.
http://www.amazon.com/Introduction-M...2056861&sr=1-2
enjoy!

Jason

Shackleford

Thanks for the recommendations. I'll look into it.