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The home page for text at Prentice Hall is
http://wps.prenhall.com/esm_edwards_bvp_3a
. Each Chapter has an interesting animation that can and should be
accessed by you by going to drop down menu at "Jump to ... " and selecting
the appropriate chapter. Each chapter section has Maple worksheets
that are useful to both learn Maple and how it can be used to solve DE's.
The animations do not require any knowledge of Maple. Here is the
compressed
student solutions manual
for odd numbered problems from the second edition (Thanks Paul!!).
Your one-stop link to all the calculus you need to know - and other fun math
links. Also be sure to connect to google.math on that page for other
math links.
http://www.math.uic.edu/~math220/ has some very nice links for
partial fractions, and bridge disasters explaining how resonance phenomena are
in fact NOT responsible for the Tacoma bridge collapse.
IDEA: Internet
Differential Equations Activities based at the Washington State University
provides projects and JAVA based software for solving DE's. Click it
out!
This page contains links to many demo files
illustrating how to use MATLAB commands useful for this course.
Visit Professor
Pennell's page.
The CyberEd tutorials explain how to use a web
browser, email, chat software and other Internet software tools.
The UMass Lowell web site provides links to the
web sites for administrative and academic colleges and departments
throughout the University.
The UMass Lowell Electronic Libraries provide
access to a wealth of periodicals, the card catalog and on-line resources.
Please note the some on-line databases can only be accessed via a UMass
Lowell Internet address (I.P. Address).
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