Author: Carlos Polanco

TRANSFORMATIONS: A MATHEMATICAL APPROACH – FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS

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Library License: US $116
ISBN: 978-1-68108-712-2 (Print)
ISBN: 978-1-68108-711-5 (Online)
Year of Publication: 2018
DOI: 10.2174/97816810871151180101

Introduction

Mathematical transformations have applications in many everyday artistic (computer graphics and design), industrial (manufacturing) and scientific (informatics) processes. Transformations: A Mathematical Approach covers both the mathematical basics of transformations and technical applications. Readers will find information on the mathematical operators for linear, nonlinear and affine transformations.

Key Features

  • - introduces readers to affine transformations, their properties and definitions
  • - explains different linear and nonlinear transformations
  • - covers the application of transformations in acoustics, actuary, bioinformatics, calculus, cybernetics, epidemiology, genetics, optics, physics, probability and vector analysis
  • - includes carefully selected examples for easy understanding

The combination of an easy-to understand text with information on a broad range of basic and applied topics related to transformations makes this textbook a handy resource for students of mathematics and allied disciplines, at all levels.

Foreword

In this book, Dr. Carlos Polanco overcomes the usual gap between mathematicians and application users, describing with several examples the mathematical operator named transformation. This book can be used as auxiliary for students interested in this field as well as a reference book for seasoned Researcher.

Jorge Alberto Castañón González
Department of Critical Care Medicine
Hospital Juárez de México
México City
México



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