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Calculus Two by Flanigan and Kazdan

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Calculus Two. Linear and Nonlinear Functions by F.J. Flanigan and J.L. Kazdan.

Calculus Two might mean "Calculus 2.0" or simply "advanced calculus".

Used it twice, for Vector calculus: course. A fine book but I'd prefer something more "compact".


Table of Contents

Remembrance of Things Past 1

1 The Algebra of $R^n$ 5

2 The geometry of $R^n$ 71

3 Linear Functions 103

4 Curves: Mappings $F:R \rightarrow R^q$ 207

5 Topics for Review and Preview 263

  • 5.1 Further Concepts and Problems 263
  • 5.2 Some Challenging Problems 285
  • 5.3 Gravitational Motion 292
  • 5.4 Geometry in $R^n$ 302

6 Functions $f:R^n \rightarrow R$ 313

7 Scalar-Valued Functions and Extrema 369

8 Vector Functions $F:R^n \rightarrow R^q$ 417

9 Integration in $R^n$ 455

10 Vector integrals and Stokes' theorem 529