Anyone know good books of engineering math?
is ADVANCED ENGINEERING MATH E.Kreyszig good?

Anyone know pdf/lecture notes on the web about PDE, about split method, laplace and fourier transform, wave and HEat Equation... ?

Thank you

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I am not familar with any online pdfs about PDE's. However, I do know a book which I really like. Before I say what it is I need to say that most books on PDE (at least the ones I seen) are absolute garbage. They are the standard mathematical physics trash. Do not explain really that much and mostly feature all different equations and how to approach them. The book that I have and really like is Basic Partial Differential Equations by Beekler. Despites its name it happens to be more advanced than most standard mathematical physics book on this subject. It is written in a mathematical way as opposed to a physics way. Therefore, it has proofs to all the existence, uniqueness, and stability theorems. It also has a section on integral transforms (like Fourier). It proves all of the theorems about transforms in a rigorous way, unlike again, mathematical physics books. It is not that expensive, suppisingly. This is the book I used for my college course.

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It is adequate, which is as much as can be said for most engineering maths books.

(it has a pleasant presentation style, and reasonable coverage - comments apply to the first to fourth editions, I haven't looked at any later editions. Though the (gradual) loss of the article on the Planimeter between the first and fifth edition is to be regretted)

CB

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