A Mathematica Primer for Physicists (Textbook Series in Physical Sciences) 1st Edition

Although, dollar per page, it's probably the most expensive Mathematica text I've seen, it's also the most useful for current physics and engineering students and others who are looking to apply Mathematica to physics scenarios, particularly in the intermediate level when numbers become less common than variables and approximations like ignoring wind resistance are removed.It's also pretty informative on how to use Mathematica and, especially, how to interpret Mathematica's "answer" formats and how to relate them to what a "homework" solution would be.Relatively short but succinct and very useful for the right reader.

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It is good for someone who is a physicist or wants to analyze physical problems. No abstract math here, just what you need to get the job done!