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I think this book is really strong on discrete index dynamical systems Chapters but could use a rewrite on the continuous index portion Chapter 7,8. Full of exercises, computer experiments and Challenges.

Write a customer review. Share your thoughts with other customers. If you are an second or third year undergraduate planning on graduate work, this book is a great way to catch up on advanced mathematics.

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Therefore the authors emphasize concepts and applications instead of getting bogged introruction in too much mathematical rigor or heavy use of the abstract machinery which is of course needed for a thorough treatment of the subject at an advanced level; there are in fact several newer titles which all occupy this niche. SauerJames A. Learn more about Amazon Giveaway.

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I recall the discussion starting out by covering the basics about the metric spaces and sequences, and I having a head-start over many others coming fresh on the heels of a heavy-duty general topology course just in the previous semester so for example I could show off to others on the first instruction day what it meant for two metrics to be equivalent.

The level and style of exposition is targeted towards an advanced undergraduate student who is into applied math or allugood fields. Read this for difference equations, Strogatz for differential equations.

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