Mathematics for the Physical Sciences (Herbert S. Wilf)

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This free programming book serves as the text for a graduate-level first-year course in mathematical techniques.

This book will provide advanced natural science undergraduates and graduate students with a strong foundation in a number of mathematical areas. Orthogonal functions, polynomial equations, asymptotic expansions, ordinary differential equations, conformal mapping, and extremum issues are among the subjects covered in this course. includes workouts and answers.

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