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Advanced Calculus (Harpercollins College Outline Series) by Paul C. Duchateau, 1992-01 Infinite Series Approach to Calculus by Susan Bassein, 1993-06-01 Calculus (The University series in mathematics) by Edward R Fadell, 1970 Preparation for calculus (The Intext series in basic mathematics) by William Le Roy Hart, 1971 Integral transforms and operational calculus (International series of monographs in pure and applied mathematics) by V. A Ditkin, 1965 Calculus (Markham series in undergraduate mathematics) by S. T Hu, 1970 Technical Calculus (Prentice-Hall Series in Technical Mathematics) by Dale Ewen, Michael A. Topper, 1986-02 Calculus: Concepts and Contexts (Mathematics Series) by James Stewart, 1998-04 Calculus and analytic geometry (Addison-Wesley mathematics series) by George Brinton Thomas, 1951 Technical Mathematics with Calculus (Prentice-Hall series in technical mathematics) by Paul Calter, 1984-05 Advanced calculus, (Prentice-Hall mathematics series) by D. V Widder, 1947 Analytic and vector geometry;: A bridge to calculus (Addison-Wesley series in science and mathematics education) by Frank M Eccles, 1969 Lectures on the calculus of variations (Phoenix science series) by Gilbert Ames Bliss, 1968 Advanced Calculus with Applications in Statistics (Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics) by André I. Khuri, 2002-11-18

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101. Faculty Of Arts & Science Calendar: Mathematics Courses
     Grade 12U AFIC refers to Advanced Functions and Introductory calculus; Grade 12U GDM Taylor and Laurent series, calculus of residues, Rouche s Theorem.  
     http://www.queensu.ca/calendars/artsci/MATH.htm
     
     Extractions: Student Services International Programs Office 2005-2006 Academic Year Academic Calendars Table of Contents Search Arts and Science Calendar ... Courses of Instruction (by Subject) Mathematics Printer-Ready Format Academic Staff Admission and Fees Awards and Financial Assistance Continuing and Distance Studies ... Contact Us Mathematics AVAILABILITY The Department of Mathematics and Statistics does not offer all of the courses listed in the Calendar every year. For the most up-to-date information on the availability of courses offered in the current year, check QCARD or consult with the departmental office, web site, or an academic adviser. PREREQUISITES In all cases, stated course prerequisites are suggested guidelines meant to indicate the type and level of background that will be assumed in the course. A student lacking the stated prerequisite or equivalent should consult the instructor before registration. Grade 12U AFIC refers to Advanced Functions and Introductory Calculus; Grade 12U GDM refers to Geometry and Discrete Mathematics. MATH-006*/0.5

102. Calculus 1.0 - Software For Windows By Ashay Dharwadker
     If you like the software and find it useful, buy calculus 1.0. Compute and draw an approximation to the Taylor series of f(x).  
     http://www.geocities.com/dharwadker/calculus.html
     
     Extractions: Research Profile Teaching Software ... Get in touch... The free trial version has over 200 examples that demonstrate all the features in detail. However, you cannot input new functions or modify the preset parameters. If you like the software and find it useful, buy Calculus 1.0. Buy Calculus 1.0 for $4.95 USD (or equivalent international currency) on a secure PayPal hosted payment page. The registered version of Calculus 1.0 (with a single user license) will be delivered to you by email as soon as PayPal processes your payment. Calculus 1.0 provides you with all the computational tools and graphical techniques of single variable calculus: Graph a function y=f(x). Evaluate a function y=f(x) at x=c and estimate limits as x c or x Graph the first derivative f'(x). Graph the second derivative f''(x). Draw the tangent line and calculate the derivative value f'(c) at x=c. Graph the indefinite integral F(x) such that F'(x)=f(x), according to the fundamental theorem of calculus. Calculate the definite integral between x=a and x=b and draw the corresponding area under the curve.

103. EPrint Series Of Department Of Mathematics, Hokkaido University - Subject: 49-xx
     EPrint series of Department of Mathematics, Hokkaido University Subject 49xx calculus OF VARIATIONS AND OPTIMAL CONTROL; OPTIMIZATION. MSC2000 (803)  
     http://eprints.math.sci.hokudai.ac.jp/view/subjects/49-xx.html

104. Courses : Catalogue 2005-06 : University Of Vermont
     and integral calculus infinite sequences and series of functions. infinite series, properties of analytic continuation, Laurent series, calculus of  
     http://www.uvm.edu/academics/catalogue/?Page=courses/coursecatalogue.php&SM=cour

105. Mickey's Calculus Page
     calculus in Context is the product a reformed calculus project which was Class 31 Review of First Integrals, Convergence of Taylor series (brief!)  
     http://galois.oxy.edu/mickey/calculus.html
     
     Extractions: Calculus in Context is the product a reformed calculus project which was sponsored by the NSF and carried through by faculty at Smith College, Amherst College, Hampshire College, and Mouth Holyoke College. The text is out in hard-cover and is published by W. H. Freeman and Company. We have been using this text for the past five (or so) years at Occidental College. I have now taught calculus using these materials for the past two years. We now have five versions of calculus: Math/Physics 112/113 is a two-semester sequence unifying Differential Calculus and Introductory Mechanics taught at a relaxed pace to allow development of precalculus skills (supported by an NSF-CDC grant). CIMAC Homepage What is included below is a collection of materials I have borrowed and developed over the past two years. We have followed the text fairly closely for our Calculus I (Differential) course but wandered from the text a bit for our Calculus II (Integral) course.

106. MTH-2A31 : Advanced Calculus I
     Module 1 (Vector calculus) Vector Algebra is designed to efficiently describe and Module 3 (Fourier series Separation of Variables) provides basic  
     http://www.mth.uea.ac.uk/maths/syllabuses/0102/2A3101.html
     
     Extractions: MTH-2A31 : Advanced Calculus I 1. Introduction: This unit contributes to an ongoing development of continuous mathematics and Complex Analysis in particular while also including important methods. It has as prerequisites Mathematical Methods I Mathematical Methods C Pure Mathematics I and Linear Algebra II . The material is essential for a Mathematics degree and is of interest to pure and applied mathematicians. 2. Hours, Credits and Assessment: The course has 40 lectures and is 20 UCU unit with 6 seminars. Assessment is 20% coursework and 80% examination. 3. Overview: The unit consists of 3 modules. Module 1 (Vector Calculus) Vector Algebra is designed to efficiently describe and operate with entities that have an intrinsic direction in three-dimensional space as well as a magnitude (such as line segments, displacements, velocities, power, etc.). Scalar and Vector quantities can be defined as "fields" throughout a three-dimensional space (for application in other level 2 units to fluid flows, for example). The Vector Calculus defines important differential and integral operations upon vector fields. Module 2 (Complex Analysis) provides a basic introduction to the topology of the complex plane followed by an introduction to sequences, series and power series. Most of this theory lifts from the real case. One of the key ideas is differentiability and here we see the departure from the real case: Perhaps the biggest result in the module says that a convergent power series is differentiable.

107. Mathematics Series, Calculus I VHS
     Mathematics series, calculus I Instructors guide these comprehensive video review courses, which can be used either in the classroom or studied  
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108. American Mathematical Monthly, The: Quantum Calculus
     Full text of the article, Quantum calculus from American Mathematical Monthly, The, Actually, qseries first arose as examples in several branches of  
     http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3742/is_200308/ai_n9300777
     
     Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Quantum Calculus. By Victor Kac and Pokman Cheung. Springer-Verlag, New York, 2002, ix + 112 pp., ISBN 0-387-95341-8, $29.95. The subject of Quantum Calculus has a venerable history of at least four hundred years and has ramifications and connections in many areas of pure and applied mathematics. The subject arises when, instead of taking the limit to obtain a derivative, one simply studies the quotient itself. Thus, consider the quotient The first significant result in q-series appeared in the solution by Euler of a combinatorial problem. As is well known, Euler was deeply interested in and contributed to every area of mathematics of his day. His reaction to any mathematical stimulus was often almost immediate. In this case, the stimulus came in the form of two problems in a letter of September 1740 from Phlippe Naude, a mathematician of French origin who then worked in Berlin. The first problem posed by Naude was to find the number of ways in which a given positive integer could be expressed as the sum of a fixed number of distinct positive integers; the second one dropped the requirement that the integers in the sum be distinct.

109. MALLIAVIN, THALMAIER: Stochastic Calculus Of Variations In Mathematical Finance
     http://finmath.com/MalliavinSCVMF.html

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