Textbooks

There are no required textbooks. 


I will post lecture notes to the web page.


 Lecture Notes












Vector analysis:






There are few appropriate vector-analysis  ebooks available.


The non-profit Internet Archive, however, has an early edition of Davis and Snider's


popular book available online.  Please see:







Davis, H. F. and Snider, A. D.  1979.  Introduction to Vector Analysis.  Allyn and Bacon, Boston.


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Complex variables:






The mathematics library has a number of Springer ebooks that can be


downloaded and used as textbooks for the complex-variables portion of


the course.  For examples, please see:







Agarwal, R. P., Perera, K., and Pinelas, S.  2011.  An Introduction to Complex Analysis.  Springer, New York.


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Bak, J. and Newman, D. J.  2010.  Complex Analysis.  Springer, New York.


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Cohen, H.  2007.  Complex Analysis with Applications in Science and Engineering.  Springer, New York.


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Ponnusamy, S. and Silverman, H.  2006.  Complex Variables with Applications.  Birkhauser, Boston.


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Other references:




Please see the
 references
section for other useful books.