Differential Equations with Boundary Value Problems

by Dennis G. Zill, Warren S. Wright

This text offers a clear and concise writing style that is student oriented, combining thorough explanations, an accurate mathematical presentation, and well defined terms.

Genres: Mathematics, Textbooks, Reference, Engineering, Calculus, Nonfiction

704 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

Reviews

[Andrew Obrigewitsch]

This book was seriously lacking.

It would not explain why one did anything, and just show a proof. Then it would only use the most trivial example to show how to do something, sometimes using the same equation over and over again for different methods of solving problems. Sometimes the examples would skip steps making them hard to follow. Then it would constantly refer back to things in earlier chapters rather than talk about them again. Given that this book costs $150, I think they could have afforded to use a few more pages to explain why they where even do what they where doing, and to not have been so lazy with their examples.

To compound this situation, the teacher I had lacked the ability to teach anything, so I had to learn everything on my own. So having a book that was at least useful would have been a help.

[Seth Dickerson]

It was not entirely simple to follow. When you reach series which is needed for solutions around singular points and ordinary points its difficult to follow unless you fully know series which the review does not entirely explain the more complex problems. Yet, not too bad overall.

[Ryan Hunter]

Good for ODE, lots of examples and proofs of problem solving techniques. Very hand-wavy when it came to the PDE's. I would recommend for use in an ODE course but would suggest supplemental reading if taking a PDE course.

[Kashif Ahmad]

I want to read this

[Keenan Sullivan]

I'm a big fan of knowledge but...oof

[Antonio Acbm]

good

[Mohammad Adnan]

Nice book 👌

[Zarah Bedford]

Love her. Best book ever.

[thea]

This made me cry.

[Fatima]

good

[Angel Avitia]

Una genial y muy amena introducción a las ecuaciones diferenciales, muy bueno para cualquier estudiante de Ingeniería

[Yaotl Altan]

Las ecuaciones en el dominio del tiempo o en el dominio de la frecuencia, las transformadas de Laplace dejaron de ser un misterio tras la lectura de esta hermosa obra. Es indispensable para analizar situaciones en el mundo de la ingeniería como calcular el desarrollo de bacterias en determinado tiempo, analizar el comportamiento de una señal eléctrica o la velocidad a la que gira un rollo de papel.

[Nelson]

I absolutely love this book. I'm in graduate-level PDEs right now and I still use this book as a reference. It contains examples for just about every type of problem. It offers sufficient explanation. It even tells you (gasp!) when you can use what method. It has everything by graduate school books are missing.

[Anum]

Excellent book with ample questions and exercises to practice. This book really helped me understand differential equations and I think for any student of the subject this will be an excellent guide.

[Austin]

An overall good text book, I don't have much to say about it. I feel it covered the topics well and could have been better through more examples perhaps, but all around good.

[Bb]

If it is Free Service For Students then it is highly appreciable....Well done....otherwise kindly make it free for students..!!

[Lindsay Catari]

Great info.. but i think it needs to be more specific.! and a lot more examples.

[Faraz]

i want to read

[Altaf Lakhan]

goooooooooooooooooooood

[Ssk Shakim]

its fine

[Ali Hussain]

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[IMPERIVM]

Good enough text for an introduction to ODE.

[José De la Paz]

A good introduction to the basics an engineer should know

[Tue Le]

A dependable textbook on ordinary differential equations. This was my textbook for that class. Its balance between rigor and student-friendliness was most welcome.

[Muhammad Makhdoom]

nice

[Amir Khan]

nill

[M JAVED]

READ IT

[Rana Rizwan]

best book

[Jan]

good

[Muhammad Mairaj]

This book is very nice with basics. I would recommend it to my fellows.