Mathematical Methods is a B.Sc. Semester III Mathematics Part B textbook developed in accordance with the National Education Policy 2020. The book presents important mathematical concepts in a structured format suitable for undergraduate study.
About the Book
Mathematical Methods focuses on multivariable calculus, integral transforms, Fourier analysis, and variational problems. The content is organized chapter-wise to help students progress from fundamental concepts to advanced applications.
Each topic follows a systematic presentation with definitions, explanations, mathematical derivations, and examples that support academic learning and revision.
Author
- R. C. Singh Chandel
- Vijay Shankar Verma
- Vidya Sagar Chaubey
- Prateek Mishra
Publication
Publication: Ram Prasad Publication, Agra
Edition: Latest Edition (Gorakhpur-Avadh)
Published Year: Not available in the provided images
Language: English
ISBN: Not available in the provided images
Book Features
- Based on the National Education Policy 2020.
- Covers B.Sc. Semester III Mathematics Part B syllabus.
- Includes detailed mathematical concepts and derivations.
- Chapter-wise presentation for systematic learning.
- Suitable for concept revision and examination preparation.
- Academic English with illustrative mathematical expressions.
Book Contents
- Limit and Continuity of Functions of Two Variables
- Differentiability and Taylor’s Theorem
- Maxima, Minima and Jacobians
- Laplace Transforms and Inverse Laplace Transforms
- Fourier Series and Fourier Integrals
- Variational Problems with Fixed Boundaries
- Differential Equations using Laplace Transform
- Finite and Infinite Fourier Transforms
First Chapter Analysis
The first chapter begins with the basic concepts of functions of two variables, notation, neighbourhood of a point, and limits. The subject is introduced gradually with mathematical definitions, formulas, and diagrams.
The writing style is academic and concept-focused. The presentation is systematic, making it suitable for undergraduate students studying mathematical methods for the first time.
Who Should Buy This Book
- B.Sc. Semester III Mathematics students
- Students following the NEP 2020 curriculum
- Learners preparing for university examinations
- Students studying Mathematical Methods
- Those looking for syllabus-based Mathematics reference material
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