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33-232 Mathematical Methods of Physics

Units:9.0
Department:Physics
Prerequisites:33-231
Related URLs:http://info.phys.cmu.edu

This course introduces, in the context of physical systems, a variety of mathematical tools and techniques that will be needed for later courses in the physics curriculum. Topics will include, linear algebra, vector calculus with physical application, Fourier series and integrals, partial differential equations and boundary value problems. The techniques taught here are useful in more advanced courses such as Physical Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, and Advanced Quantum Physics.


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Rank for this semester:#162
Rank in this department:#12

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33-234 Quantum Physics
33-332 Physical Mechanics II
33-448 Introduction to Solid State Physics
33-114 Physics of Musical Sound
33-228 Electronics I
33-771 Quantum Mechanics V
03-391 Introduction to Microbiology
33-340 Modern Physics Laboratory
33-202 Physics Sophomore Colloquium II
45-811 Investment Analysis


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33-232 Mathematical Methods of Physics

Units:9.0
Department:Physics
Prerequisites:33-231
Related URLs:http://info.phys.cmu.edu

This course introduces, in the context of physical systems, a variety of mathematical tools and techniques that will be needed for later courses in the physics curriculum. Topics will include, linear algebra, vector calculus with physical application, Fourier series and integrals, partial differential equations and boundary value problems. The techniques taught here are useful in more advanced courses such as Physical Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, and Advanced Quantum Physics.


  Popularity index
Rank for this semester:#162
Rank in this department:#12

  Students also scheduled
33-234 Quantum Physics
33-332 Physical Mechanics II
33-448 Introduction to Solid State Physics
33-114 Physics of Musical Sound
33-228 Electronics I
33-771 Quantum Mechanics V
03-391 Introduction to Microbiology
33-340 Modern Physics Laboratory
33-202 Physics Sophomore Colloquium II
45-811 Investment Analysis


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