A Textbook of Engineering Mathematics (MGU, Kerala) Sem-III

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The underlying object of this book is to provide the reader with thorough understanding of topics included in the syllabus of mathematics for engineering students.The salient features of the book are as follows :It exactly covers the prescribed syllabus. Nothing undesirable has been included and nothing essential has been left.Its approach is explanatory and language is lucid and communicable.The exposition of the subject matter is systematic and the students are better prepared to prove the problems. All fundamentals of the included topics have been explained with a micro-analysis.Sufficient number of solved examples have been given to let the students understand the various skills necessary to solve the problems. These examples are well-graded.Unsolved exercises of multi-varieties have been given in a well-graded style. Attempting these on their own, will enable a student to create confidence and independence in him/her regarding the understanding of the subject.Daily life problems and practical applications have been incorporated in the body of the text.A large number of attractive and accurate figures have been drawn which enable a student to grasp the subject in an easier way.All the answers have been checked and verified. Table Of Contents : 1. Vector Differential Calculus2. Vector Integral Calculus3. Functions of a Complex Variable4. Finit Differences5. Difference Calculus About Author : N.P. Bali is a prolific author of over 100 books for degree and engineering students. He has been writing books for more than forty years.His books on the following topics are well known for their easy comprehension and lucid presentation: Algebra, Trigonometry, Differential Calculus, Integral Calculus, Real Analysis, Co-ordinate Geometry, Statics, Dynamics etc.Dr. A. J. George did his M.Sc. in Mathematics from Kerala University. He was awarded the degree of Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore for his thesis on the subject ' A Study on Solutions of Singular Integral Equations'. Presently he is the Head of the Department of Mathematics in Mar Athanasius College of Engineering, Kothamangalam. He has a vast experience of teaching with a good command over his subject. He also enjoys the life membership both of the Indian Society for Technical Education, New Delhi and Kerala Mathematical Association. He has to his credit a number of articles published in the journals of repute in the field of Mathematics. He has a very clear-cut conception and depth of his subject and hence very successful in his approach.