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Mathematical Methods in Physics;Numerical and Computational Methods;Physical Chemistry
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The demands of modern science inexorably force the mathematician to explore the nonlinear world. That it is a difficult and often humbling journey with painfully crude maps and rather primitive direction-finders cannot be gainsaid, but in return it can be asserted that it is richly rewarding. The fe
This is the second of two volumes written to introduce the reader to some of the theories and methods which enable us to penetrate carefully and timorously into the nonlinear domain. Fortunately, we have no choice: the only direction is forward. In Volume I we focused on the basic concepts of stabil