Hi all,
What math and physics books I need to read before I am able to score well in physics GRE.
I just started with Apostol/Spivak for calculus. My question is what should I read next? Real analysis vs multivariable? or rather, Spivak should be enough to handle the required math for physics...
Thanks for your time! But I still don't understand the geometric representation for this. And, both integrals are related to each other only when a<b for both the positive and the negative.
Exactly that I meant! It is conceptually confusing ( even though I thought I am good at that) and I don't know where it came from!
Many thanks for help
Homework Statement
Why integral from a to b of f(x) equals "minus (-)" integral from b to a of f(x)? when a<b or a>b
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
Hi all,
I have a bit unusual story but I am serious about it and I would much appreciate any piece of advice.
I am a medical doctor (28 yrs old) and I want to study physics (theoretical more than applied).
I always wanted to study physics and had tremendous passion toward it and felt some...
Actually I am self teaching myself and I just started with Apostol. Apostol starts with intergration first. So I didn't get to derivation yet. Maybe I have to wait.
Thank you for your time.
How to prove:
Cosθ < (Sinθ)/θ < 1/Cosθ when 0<x<1/2π : π is Pie
It seems to be a fundamental inequality that Apostol calculus uses in its text.
Thank you
Hi guys!
I am studying Apostol calculus volume 1 on my own. I tried many times to find a solution manual to exercises in the book but I couldn't.
I would appreciate your help in this matter. Any other advice will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Abe