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| Description | Table of Contents | Order Information |
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| The objective of this book is to simplify the process of learning such courses as discrete math, linear algebra, abstract algebra, and real analysis by explaining the following concepts: |
| Closed-form Solutions | Numerical-Method Solutions |
| Unification | Generalization |
| Abstraction | Axiomatic Systems |
| Mathematical Proofs | Understanding Definitions |
| Identifying Similarities and Differences | Translating Visual Images to Symbolic Form |
| This undergraduate-level book is suitable as a text for a transition-to-advanced-math course, as a supplement to any course involving theoretical reasoning, or for self-guided reading. |
| 1. What's the Use of Mathematics |
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1.1 Using Mathematics to Solve Specific Problems |
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1.2 Unification |
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1.3 Identifying Similarities and Differences |
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1.4 Generalization |
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1.5 Abstraction |
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1.6 Mathematical Proofs |
| 2. Working with Mathematical Concepts |
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2.1 Creating and Working with Images |
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2.2 Creating Definitions |
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2.3 Developing Axiomatic Systems |
| 3. Selected Topics in Discrete Mathematics |
| 4. Selected Topics in Linear Algebra |
| 5. Selected Topics in Abstract Algebra |
| 6. Selected Topics in Real Analysis |
| Appendix A: Summary of Proof Techniques |
| Solutions to Odd-Numbered Exercise |
| Title: | The Keys to Advanced Mathematics |
| Edition/Year: | First Edition, 1995 |
| Author: | Daniel Solow |
| ISBN #: | 0-9644519-0-5 |
| Publisher: | Books Unlimited, Inc. |
| Distributor: | BookMasters, Inc. |
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