PROF. J. K. ROBERTSON, professor of physics, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, in his presidential address to the Royal Society of Canada de-livered on May 21, 1945, argues that the notions of ...
Perhaps nothing in mathematics is more useful for physics, chemistry, biology and engineering than differential equations. Isaac Newton had to invent calculus so he could write down the first such ...
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