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Maple for Physics Students: Complete Set of Lessons

This course introduces the advantages of using Maple while studying physics. Several fields of mathematics are covered in this laboratory such as Calculus, Linear Algebra, Complex Numbers and many more. Each chapter is designed as a 3-hour laboratory period to walk you through each topic at your own speed. This tutorial was designed by Ross L. Spencer from Brigham Young University to introduce Maple to Physics students

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Author:	Ross Spencer
Application Type:	Maple Document
Publish Date:	September 17, 2008
Created In:	Maple 11
Language:	English
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