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|a Thurston, Hugh
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|a The calculus :
|b an introduction /
|c Hugh Thurston
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|a New Jersey :
|b Prentice-Hall,
|c 1973
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|a xviii, 393 p. ;
|c 22 cm.
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|a La Biblioteca posee: 2 ej.
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|a Chapter One. Differentiation. Chapter Two. Variables, functions, and graphs. Chapter Three. Applications to geometry: extrema. Chapter Four. Further uses for differetiation. Chapter Five. Differentials. Chapter Six. The technique of differentiation. Chapter Seven. Derivatives and primitives of other elementary functions. Chapter Eight. Problems on rates of change. Chapter Nine. The definite integral. Chapter Ten. Applications of the definite integral. Chapter Eleven. Integrals, areas, and volumes. Chapter Twelve. Differentiation of function of several variables. Chapter Thirteen. Explicit differential equations. Chapter Fourteen. Curves. Chapter Fifteen. Implicit functions and exact differential equations. Chapter Sixteen. Series. Chapter Seventeen. Estimation of small changes. Chapter Eighteen. The theory of integration. Chapter Nineteen. More primitives. Further developments. Miscellaneous problems. Appendix One. The least-upper-bound theorem. Appendix Two. Reasons for the particular treatments adopted in this text. Appendix Three. Power series.
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