Fourier Series and Boundary Value Problems [Hardcover] Ruel V. Churchill

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1941 First edition Fourth impression. Hardcover has significant wear along the sides, scuffs and marks. No dust jacket. Spine has some wear and small tears on the top and bottom. Book has a slight bend to it. Pages have some small notes in pencil but largely are clean. Binding is slightly loose on some pages but is still holding.

A well-loved mathematical classic from the Golden Age, this early edition of Churchill’s seminal work bears the marks of a rigorously studied text. Published during WWII, it represents a cornerstone of modern applied math, with Churchill’s clear exposition making complex concepts accessible. Though showing its age through wear and annotations, it remains a testament to the enduring power of mathematical reasoning and the pursuit of knowledge in turbulent times. A must-have for collectors and a valuable resource for mastering Fourier analysis.

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1941 First edition Fourth impression. Hardcover has significant wear along the sides, scuffs and marks. No dust jacket. Spine has some wear and small tears on the top and bottom. Book has a slight bend to it. Pages have some small notes in pencil but largely are clean. Binding is slightly loose on some pages but is still holding.

A true mathematical gem from the Golden Age of American mathematics, this early edition of Churchill’s seminal work on Fourier analysis and boundary value problems bears the marks of a well-loved and well-studied text. Published during the height of World War II, when the nation’s brightest minds were engaged in vital research, this volume represents a cornerstone of modern applied mathematics. Churchill’s clear and rigorous exposition, honed through decades of teaching at the University of Michigan, made complex concepts accessible to generations of students and researchers. Though showing its age through the wear and annotations of past owners, this book remains a testament to the enduring power of mathematical reasoning and the pursuit of knowledge, even in times of great turmoil. A must-have for collectors of historically significant mathematical works and a valuable resource for those seeking to master the elegant methods of Fourier analysis.

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