Engineering Mathematics: A Series of Lectures Delivered at Union College Source Text
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Section titled “Sections”Chapter 1: The General Numberlines 915-3491 - chapter - 11801 wordscomplex quantities, ether references, impedance and reactance, alternating current, radiation and light, reactance, impedance - 300 equation/formula candidates - 4 figure candidates - candidateChapter 2: Potential Series And Exponential Functionlines 3492-6063 - chapter - 9089 wordsfield language, dielectricity and capacity, complex quantities, magnetism, ether references, dielectricity - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 3: Trigonometric Serieslines 6064-15155 - chapter - 23362 wordswaves and transmission lines, impedance and reactance, magnetism, ether references, dielectricity and capacity, reactance, impedance - 5 figure candidates - candidateChapter 5: Methods Of Approximationlines 15156-16482 - chapter - 4234 wordsimpedance and reactance, complex quantities, radiation and light, field language, magnetism, reactance, impedance - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 6: Empirical Curveslines 16483-21988 - chapter - 9573 wordsmagnetism, waves and transmission lines, radiation and light, ether references, complex quantities, radiation - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 7: Numerical Calculationslines 21989-25587 - chapter - 8925 wordscomplex quantities, field language, transients, ether references, magnetism, transient phenomena - reader-first source section - candidate
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