Book Review: Matrix and Tensor Algebra for Engineers and Chemists
Garrett Birkhoff · Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society · 1941
This text gives a brief but excellent account of the methods of mathematical physics.Despite the fact that this monograph is concerned primarily with the applications of the operational calculus to geophysics, one interested in a bird's-eye view of certain classical phases of mathematical physics can find them put down in short order.Many unusual problems of theoretical physics with geophysical applications are to be found.A. E. HEINS