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作者: [瑞典]
2009-08
版次: 1
ISBN: 9787040276039
定价: 68.00
装帧: 精装
开本: 16开
纸张: 胶版纸
页数: 348页
字数: 255千字
正文语种: 英语
分类: 自然科学
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  •   APracticalCourseinDifferentialEquationsandMathematicalModellingisauniqueblendofthetraditionalmethodsofordinaryandpartialdifferentialequationswithLiegroupanalysisenrichedbytheauthorsowntheoreticaldevelopments.Thebook——whichaimstopresentnewmathematicalcurriculabasedonsymmetryandinvarianceprinciples——istailoredtodevelopanalyticskillsand"workingknowledge"inbothclassicalandLiesmethodsforsolvinglinearandnonlinearequations.Thisapproachhelpstomakecoursesndifferentialequations,mathematicalmodelling,distributionsandfundamentalsolution,etc.easytofollowandinterestingforstudents.ThebookisbasedontheauthorsextensiveteachingexperienceatNovosibirskandMoscowuniversitiesinRussia,CollegedeFrance,GeorgiaTechandStanfordUniversityintheUnitedStates,universitiesinSouthAfrica,Cyprus,Turkey,andBlekingeInstituteofTechnology(BTH)inSweden.Thenewcurriculumpreparesstudentsforsolvingmodernnonlinearproblemsandwillessentiallybemoreappealingtostudentscomparedtothetraditionalwayofteachingmathematics.Thebookcanbeusedasamaintextbookbyundergraduateandgraduatestudentsanduniversitylecturersinappliedmathematics,physicsandengineering. Preface
    1Selectedtopicsfromanalysis
    1.1Elementarymathematics
    1.1.1Numbers,variablesandelementaryfunctions
    1.1.2Quadraticandcubicequations
    1.1.3Areasofsimilarfigures.Ellipseasanexample
    1.1.4Algebraiccurvesoftheseconddegree
    1.2Differentialandintegralcalculus
    1.2.1Rulesfordifferentiation
    1.2.2Themeanvaluetheorem
    1.2.3Invarianceofthedifferential
    1.2.4Rulesforintegration
    1.2.5TheTaylorseries
    1.2.6Complexvariables
    1.2.7Approximaterepresentationoffunctions
    1.2.8Jacobian.Functionalindependence.Changeofvariablesinmultipleintegrals
    1.2.9Linearindependenceoffunctions.Wronskian
    1.2.10Integrationbyquadrature
    1.2.11Differentialequationsforfamiliesofcurves
    1.3Vectoranalysis
    1.3.1Vectoralgebra
    1.3.2Vectorfunctions
    1.3.3Vectorfields
    1.3.4Threeclassicalintegraltheorems
    1.3.5TheLaplaceequation
    1.3.6Differentiationofdeterminants
    1.4Notationofdifferentialalgebra
    1.4.1Differentialvariables.Totaldifferentiation
    1.4.2Higherderivativesoftheproductandofcompositefunctions
    1.4.3Differentialfunctionswithseveralvariables
    1.4.4Theframeofdifferentialequations
    1.4.5Transformationofderivatives
    1.5Variationalcalculus
    1.5.1Principleofleastaction
    1.5.2Euler-Lagrangeequationswithseveralvariables
    ProblemstoChapter1
    2Mathematicalmodels
    2.1Introduction
    2.2Naturalphenomena
    2.2.1Populationmodels
    2.2.2Ecology:Radioactivewasteproducts
    2.2.3Keplerslaws.Newtonsgravitationlaw
    2.2.4Freefallofabodyneartheearth
    2.2.5Meteoroid
    2.2.6Amodelofrainfall
    2.3Physicsandengineeringsciences
    2.3.1Newtonsmodelofcooling
    2.3.2Mechanicalvibrations.Pendulum
    2.3.3Collapseofdrivingshafts
    2.3.4ThevanderPolequation
    2.3.5Telegraphequation
    2.3.6Electrodynamics
    2.3.7TheDiracequation
    2.3.8Fluiddynamics
    2.3.9TheNavier-Stokesequations
    2.3.10Amodelofanirrigationsystem
    2.3.11Magnetohydrodynamics
    2.4Diffusionphenomena
    2.4.1Linearheatequation
    2.4.2Nonlinearheatequation
    2.4.3TheBurgersandKorteweg-deVriesequations.
    2.4.4Mathematicalmodellinginfinance
    2.5Biomathematics
    2.5.1Smartmushrooms
    2.5.2Atumourgrowthmodel
    2.6Wavephenomena
    2.6.1Smallvibrationsofastring
    2.6.2Vibratingmembrane
    2.6.3Minimalsurfaces
    2.6.4Vibratingslenderrodsandplates
    2.6.5Nonlinearwaves
    2.6.6TheChaplyginandTricomiequations
    ProblemstoChapter2
    3Ordinarydifferentialequations:Traditionalapproach
    3.1Introductionandelementarymethods
    3.1.1Differentialequations.Initialvalueproblem
    3.1.2Integrationoftheequationy(n)=f(x)
    3.1.3Homogeneousequations
    3.1.4Differenttypesofhomogeneity
    3.1.5Reductionoforder
    3.1.6Linearizationthroughdifferentiation
    3.2First-orderequations
    3.2.1Separableequations
    3.2.2Exactequations
    3.2.3Integratingfactor(A.Clairaut,1739)
    3.2.4TheRiccatiequation
    3.2.5TheBernoulliequation
    3.2.6Homogeneouslinearequations
    3.2.7Non-homogeneouslinearequations.Variationoftheparameter
    3.3Second-orderlinearequations
    3.3.1Homogeneousequation:Superposition
    3.3.2Homogeneousequation:Equivalenceproperties
    3.3.3Homogeneousequation:Constantcoefficients
    3.3.4Non-homogeneousequation:Variationofparameters
    3.3.5BesselsequationandtheBesselfunctions
    3.3.6Hypergeometricequation
    3.4Higher-orderlinearequations
    3.4.1Homogeneousequations.Fundamentalsystem
    3.4.2Non-homogeneousequations.Variationofparameters
    3.4.3Equationswithconstantcoefficients
    3.4.4Eulersequation
    3.5Systemsoffirst-orderequations
    3.5.1Generalpropertiesofsystems
    3.5.2Firstintegrals
    3.5.3Linearsystemswithconstantcoefficients
    3.5.4Variationofparametersforsystems
    ProblemstoChapter3
    4First-orderpartialdifferentialequations
    4.1Introduction
    4.2Homogeneouslinearequation
    4.3Particularsolutionsofnon-homogeneousequations
    4.4Quasi-linearequations
    4.5Systemsofhomogeneousequations
    ProblemstoChapter4
    5Linearpartialdifferentialequationsofthesecondorder
    5.1Equationswithseveralvariables
    5.1.1Classificationatafixedpoint
    5.1.2Adjointlineardifferentialoperators
    5.2Classificationofequationsintwoindependentvariables
    5.2.1Characteristics.Threetypesofequations
    5.2.2Thestandardformofthehyperbolicequations
    5.2.3Thestandardformoftheparabolicequations
    5.2.4Thestandardformoftheellipticequations
    5.2.5Equationsofamixedtype
    5.2.6Thetypeofnonlinearequations
    5.3Integrationofhyperbolicequationsintwovariables
    5.3.1dAlembertssolution
    5.3.2Equationsreducibletothewaveequation
    5.3.3Eulersmethod
    5.3.4Laplacescascademethod
    5.4Theinitialvalueproblem
    5.4.1Thewaveequation
    5.4.2Non-homogeneouswaveequation
    5.5Mixedproblem.Separationofvariables
    5.5.1Vibrationofastringtiedatitsends
    5.5.2Mixedproblemfortheheatequation
    ProblemstoChapter5
    6Nonlinearordinarydifferentialequations
    6.1Introduction
    6.2Transformationgroups
    6.2.1One-parametergroupsontheplane
    6.2.2GroupgeneratorandtheLieequations
    6.2.3Exponentialmap
    6.2.4Invariantsandinvariantequations
    6.2.5Canonicalvariables
    6.3Symmetriesoffirst-orderequations
    6.3.1Firstprolongationofgroupgenerators
    6.3.2Symmetrygroup:definitionandmainproperty
    6.3.3Equationswithagivensymmetry
    6.4Integrationoffirst-orderequationsusingsymmetries
    6.4.1Liesintegratingfactor
    6.4.2Integrationusingcanonicalvariables
    6.4.3Invariantsolutions
    6.4.4Generalsolutionprovidedbyinvariantsolutions
    6.5Second-orderequations
    6.5.1SecondprolongationofgroupgeneratorsCalculationofsymmetries
    6.5.2Liealgebras
    6.5.3Standardformsoftwo-dimensionalLiealgebras
    6.5.4Liesintegrationmethod
    6.5.5Integrationoflinearequationswithaknownparticularsolution
    6.5.6Lieslinearizationtest
    6.6Higher-orderequations
    6.6.1Invariantsolutions.DerivationofEulersansatz
    6.6.2Integratingfactor(N.H.Ibragimov,2006)
    6.6.3Linearizationofthird-orderequations
    6.7Nonlinearsuperposition
    6.7.1Introduction
    6.7.2Maintheoremonnonlinearsuperposition
    6.7.3Examplesofnonlinearsuperposition
    6.7.4Integrationofsystemsusingnonlinearsuperposition
    ProblemstoChapter6
    7Nonlinearpartialdifferentialequations
    7.1Symmetries
    7.1.1Definitionandcalculationofsymmetrygroups
    7.1.2Grouptransformationsofsolutions
    7.2Groupinvariantsolutions
    7.2.1Introduction
    7.2.2TheBurgersequation
    7.2.3Anonlinearboundary-valueproblem
    7.2.4Invariantsolutionsforanirrigationsystem
    7.2.5Invariantsolutionsforatumourgrowthmodel
    7.2.6Anexamplefromnonlinearoptics
    7.3Invarianceandconservationlaws
    7.3.1Introduction
    7.3.2Preliminaries
    7.3.3Noetherstheorem
    7.3.4Higher-orderLagrangians
    7.3.5ConservationtheoremsforODEs
    7.3.6GeneralizationofNoetherstheorem
    7.3.7Examplesfromclassicalmechanics
    7.3.8DerivationofEinsteinsformulaforenergy
    7.3.9ConservationlawsfortheDiracequations
    ProblemstoChapter7
    8Generalizedfunctionsordistributions
    8.1Introductionofgeneralizedfunctions
    8.1.1Heuristicconsiderations
    8.1.2Definitionandexamplesofdistributions
    8.1.3Representationsoftheδ-functionasalimit
    8.2Operationswithdistributions
    8.2.1Multiplicationbyafunction
    8.2.2Differentiation
    8.2.3Directproductofdistributions
    8.2.4Convolution
    8.3Thedistribution△(r2-n)
    8.3.1Themeanvalueoverthesphere
    8.3.2SolutionoftheLaplaceequation△v(r)=0
    8.3.3Evaluationofthedistribution△(r2-n)
    8.4Transformationsofdistributions
    8.4.1Motivationbylineartransformations
    8.4.2Changeofvariablesinthed-function
    8.4.3Arbitrarygrouptransformations
    8.4.4Infinitesimaltransformationofdistributions
    ProblemstoChapter8
    9Invarianceprincipleandfundamentalsolutions
    9.1Introduction
    9.2Theinvarianceprinciple
    9.2.1Formulationoftheinvarianceprinciple
    9.2.2Fundamentalsolutionoflinearequationswithconstantcoefficients
    9.2.3ApplicationtotheLaplaceequation
    9.2.4Applicationtotheheatequation
    9.3Cauchysproblemfortheheatequation
    9.3.1FundamentalsolutionfortheCauchyproblem
    9.3.2DerivationofthefundamentalsolutionfortheCauchyproblemfromtheinvarianceprinciple
    9.3.3SolutionoftheCauchyproblem
    9.4Waveequation
    9.4.1Preliminariesondifferentialforms
    9.4.2Auxiliaryequationswithdistributions
    9.4.3Symmetriesanddefinitionoffundamentalsolutionsforthewaveequation
    9.4.4Derivationofthefundamentalsolution
    9.4.5SolutionoftheCauchyproblem
    9.5Equationswithvariablecoefficients
    ProblemstoChapter9
    Answers
    Bibliography
    Index
  • 内容简介:
      APracticalCourseinDifferentialEquationsandMathematicalModellingisauniqueblendofthetraditionalmethodsofordinaryandpartialdifferentialequationswithLiegroupanalysisenrichedbytheauthorsowntheoreticaldevelopments.Thebook——whichaimstopresentnewmathematicalcurriculabasedonsymmetryandinvarianceprinciples——istailoredtodevelopanalyticskillsand"workingknowledge"inbothclassicalandLiesmethodsforsolvinglinearandnonlinearequations.Thisapproachhelpstomakecoursesndifferentialequations,mathematicalmodelling,distributionsandfundamentalsolution,etc.easytofollowandinterestingforstudents.ThebookisbasedontheauthorsextensiveteachingexperienceatNovosibirskandMoscowuniversitiesinRussia,CollegedeFrance,GeorgiaTechandStanfordUniversityintheUnitedStates,universitiesinSouthAfrica,Cyprus,Turkey,andBlekingeInstituteofTechnology(BTH)inSweden.Thenewcurriculumpreparesstudentsforsolvingmodernnonlinearproblemsandwillessentiallybemoreappealingtostudentscomparedtothetraditionalwayofteachingmathematics.Thebookcanbeusedasamaintextbookbyundergraduateandgraduatestudentsanduniversitylecturersinappliedmathematics,physicsandengineering.
  • 目录:
    Preface
    1Selectedtopicsfromanalysis
    1.1Elementarymathematics
    1.1.1Numbers,variablesandelementaryfunctions
    1.1.2Quadraticandcubicequations
    1.1.3Areasofsimilarfigures.Ellipseasanexample
    1.1.4Algebraiccurvesoftheseconddegree
    1.2Differentialandintegralcalculus
    1.2.1Rulesfordifferentiation
    1.2.2Themeanvaluetheorem
    1.2.3Invarianceofthedifferential
    1.2.4Rulesforintegration
    1.2.5TheTaylorseries
    1.2.6Complexvariables
    1.2.7Approximaterepresentationoffunctions
    1.2.8Jacobian.Functionalindependence.Changeofvariablesinmultipleintegrals
    1.2.9Linearindependenceoffunctions.Wronskian
    1.2.10Integrationbyquadrature
    1.2.11Differentialequationsforfamiliesofcurves
    1.3Vectoranalysis
    1.3.1Vectoralgebra
    1.3.2Vectorfunctions
    1.3.3Vectorfields
    1.3.4Threeclassicalintegraltheorems
    1.3.5TheLaplaceequation
    1.3.6Differentiationofdeterminants
    1.4Notationofdifferentialalgebra
    1.4.1Differentialvariables.Totaldifferentiation
    1.4.2Higherderivativesoftheproductandofcompositefunctions
    1.4.3Differentialfunctionswithseveralvariables
    1.4.4Theframeofdifferentialequations
    1.4.5Transformationofderivatives
    1.5Variationalcalculus
    1.5.1Principleofleastaction
    1.5.2Euler-Lagrangeequationswithseveralvariables
    ProblemstoChapter1
    2Mathematicalmodels
    2.1Introduction
    2.2Naturalphenomena
    2.2.1Populationmodels
    2.2.2Ecology:Radioactivewasteproducts
    2.2.3Keplerslaws.Newtonsgravitationlaw
    2.2.4Freefallofabodyneartheearth
    2.2.5Meteoroid
    2.2.6Amodelofrainfall
    2.3Physicsandengineeringsciences
    2.3.1Newtonsmodelofcooling
    2.3.2Mechanicalvibrations.Pendulum
    2.3.3Collapseofdrivingshafts
    2.3.4ThevanderPolequation
    2.3.5Telegraphequation
    2.3.6Electrodynamics
    2.3.7TheDiracequation
    2.3.8Fluiddynamics
    2.3.9TheNavier-Stokesequations
    2.3.10Amodelofanirrigationsystem
    2.3.11Magnetohydrodynamics
    2.4Diffusionphenomena
    2.4.1Linearheatequation
    2.4.2Nonlinearheatequation
    2.4.3TheBurgersandKorteweg-deVriesequations.
    2.4.4Mathematicalmodellinginfinance
    2.5Biomathematics
    2.5.1Smartmushrooms
    2.5.2Atumourgrowthmodel
    2.6Wavephenomena
    2.6.1Smallvibrationsofastring
    2.6.2Vibratingmembrane
    2.6.3Minimalsurfaces
    2.6.4Vibratingslenderrodsandplates
    2.6.5Nonlinearwaves
    2.6.6TheChaplyginandTricomiequations
    ProblemstoChapter2
    3Ordinarydifferentialequations:Traditionalapproach
    3.1Introductionandelementarymethods
    3.1.1Differentialequations.Initialvalueproblem
    3.1.2Integrationoftheequationy(n)=f(x)
    3.1.3Homogeneousequations
    3.1.4Differenttypesofhomogeneity
    3.1.5Reductionoforder
    3.1.6Linearizationthroughdifferentiation
    3.2First-orderequations
    3.2.1Separableequations
    3.2.2Exactequations
    3.2.3Integratingfactor(A.Clairaut,1739)
    3.2.4TheRiccatiequation
    3.2.5TheBernoulliequation
    3.2.6Homogeneouslinearequations
    3.2.7Non-homogeneouslinearequations.Variationoftheparameter
    3.3Second-orderlinearequations
    3.3.1Homogeneousequation:Superposition
    3.3.2Homogeneousequation:Equivalenceproperties
    3.3.3Homogeneousequation:Constantcoefficients
    3.3.4Non-homogeneousequation:Variationofparameters
    3.3.5BesselsequationandtheBesselfunctions
    3.3.6Hypergeometricequation
    3.4Higher-orderlinearequations
    3.4.1Homogeneousequations.Fundamentalsystem
    3.4.2Non-homogeneousequations.Variationofparameters
    3.4.3Equationswithconstantcoefficients
    3.4.4Eulersequation
    3.5Systemsoffirst-orderequations
    3.5.1Generalpropertiesofsystems
    3.5.2Firstintegrals
    3.5.3Linearsystemswithconstantcoefficients
    3.5.4Variationofparametersforsystems
    ProblemstoChapter3
    4First-orderpartialdifferentialequations
    4.1Introduction
    4.2Homogeneouslinearequation
    4.3Particularsolutionsofnon-homogeneousequations
    4.4Quasi-linearequations
    4.5Systemsofhomogeneousequations
    ProblemstoChapter4
    5Linearpartialdifferentialequationsofthesecondorder
    5.1Equationswithseveralvariables
    5.1.1Classificationatafixedpoint
    5.1.2Adjointlineardifferentialoperators
    5.2Classificationofequationsintwoindependentvariables
    5.2.1Characteristics.Threetypesofequations
    5.2.2Thestandardformofthehyperbolicequations
    5.2.3Thestandardformoftheparabolicequations
    5.2.4Thestandardformoftheellipticequations
    5.2.5Equationsofamixedtype
    5.2.6Thetypeofnonlinearequations
    5.3Integrationofhyperbolicequationsintwovariables
    5.3.1dAlembertssolution
    5.3.2Equationsreducibletothewaveequation
    5.3.3Eulersmethod
    5.3.4Laplacescascademethod
    5.4Theinitialvalueproblem
    5.4.1Thewaveequation
    5.4.2Non-homogeneouswaveequation
    5.5Mixedproblem.Separationofvariables
    5.5.1Vibrationofastringtiedatitsends
    5.5.2Mixedproblemfortheheatequation
    ProblemstoChapter5
    6Nonlinearordinarydifferentialequations
    6.1Introduction
    6.2Transformationgroups
    6.2.1One-parametergroupsontheplane
    6.2.2GroupgeneratorandtheLieequations
    6.2.3Exponentialmap
    6.2.4Invariantsandinvariantequations
    6.2.5Canonicalvariables
    6.3Symmetriesoffirst-orderequations
    6.3.1Firstprolongationofgroupgenerators
    6.3.2Symmetrygroup:definitionandmainproperty
    6.3.3Equationswithagivensymmetry
    6.4Integrationoffirst-orderequationsusingsymmetries
    6.4.1Liesintegratingfactor
    6.4.2Integrationusingcanonicalvariables
    6.4.3Invariantsolutions
    6.4.4Generalsolutionprovidedbyinvariantsolutions
    6.5Second-orderequations
    6.5.1SecondprolongationofgroupgeneratorsCalculationofsymmetries
    6.5.2Liealgebras
    6.5.3Standardformsoftwo-dimensionalLiealgebras
    6.5.4Liesintegrationmethod
    6.5.5Integrationoflinearequationswithaknownparticularsolution
    6.5.6Lieslinearizationtest
    6.6Higher-orderequations
    6.6.1Invariantsolutions.DerivationofEulersansatz
    6.6.2Integratingfactor(N.H.Ibragimov,2006)
    6.6.3Linearizationofthird-orderequations
    6.7Nonlinearsuperposition
    6.7.1Introduction
    6.7.2Maintheoremonnonlinearsuperposition
    6.7.3Examplesofnonlinearsuperposition
    6.7.4Integrationofsystemsusingnonlinearsuperposition
    ProblemstoChapter6
    7Nonlinearpartialdifferentialequations
    7.1Symmetries
    7.1.1Definitionandcalculationofsymmetrygroups
    7.1.2Grouptransformationsofsolutions
    7.2Groupinvariantsolutions
    7.2.1Introduction
    7.2.2TheBurgersequation
    7.2.3Anonlinearboundary-valueproblem
    7.2.4Invariantsolutionsforanirrigationsystem
    7.2.5Invariantsolutionsforatumourgrowthmodel
    7.2.6Anexamplefromnonlinearoptics
    7.3Invarianceandconservationlaws
    7.3.1Introduction
    7.3.2Preliminaries
    7.3.3Noetherstheorem
    7.3.4Higher-orderLagrangians
    7.3.5ConservationtheoremsforODEs
    7.3.6GeneralizationofNoetherstheorem
    7.3.7Examplesfromclassicalmechanics
    7.3.8DerivationofEinsteinsformulaforenergy
    7.3.9ConservationlawsfortheDiracequations
    ProblemstoChapter7
    8Generalizedfunctionsordistributions
    8.1Introductionofgeneralizedfunctions
    8.1.1Heuristicconsiderations
    8.1.2Definitionandexamplesofdistributions
    8.1.3Representationsoftheδ-functionasalimit
    8.2Operationswithdistributions
    8.2.1Multiplicationbyafunction
    8.2.2Differentiation
    8.2.3Directproductofdistributions
    8.2.4Convolution
    8.3Thedistribution△(r2-n)
    8.3.1Themeanvalueoverthesphere
    8.3.2SolutionoftheLaplaceequation△v(r)=0
    8.3.3Evaluationofthedistribution△(r2-n)
    8.4Transformationsofdistributions
    8.4.1Motivationbylineartransformations
    8.4.2Changeofvariablesinthed-function
    8.4.3Arbitrarygrouptransformations
    8.4.4Infinitesimaltransformationofdistributions
    ProblemstoChapter8
    9Invarianceprincipleandfundamentalsolutions
    9.1Introduction
    9.2Theinvarianceprinciple
    9.2.1Formulationoftheinvarianceprinciple
    9.2.2Fundamentalsolutionoflinearequationswithconstantcoefficients
    9.2.3ApplicationtotheLaplaceequation
    9.2.4Applicationtotheheatequation
    9.3Cauchysproblemfortheheatequation
    9.3.1FundamentalsolutionfortheCauchyproblem
    9.3.2DerivationofthefundamentalsolutionfortheCauchyproblemfromtheinvarianceprinciple
    9.3.3SolutionoftheCauchyproblem
    9.4Waveequation
    9.4.1Preliminariesondifferentialforms
    9.4.2Auxiliaryequationswithdistributions
    9.4.3Symmetriesanddefinitionoffundamentalsolutionsforthewaveequation
    9.4.4Derivationofthefundamentalsolution
    9.4.5SolutionoftheCauchyproblem
    9.5Equationswithvariablecoefficients
    ProblemstoChapter9
    Answers
    Bibliography
    Index
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