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Suitable for advanced undergraduates, postgraduates and researchers, this text introduces the key ideas of modern singularity theory and develops an approach to the foundations of bifurcation theory, which is more flexible than the standard one. It contains numerous examples and problems, with solutions to a selection of them.
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- ISBN 9781107151642
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- ISBN 9781316606216
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Suitable for advanced undergraduates, postgraduates and researchers, this text introduces the key ideas of modern singularity theory and develops an approach to the foundations of bifurcation theory, which is more flexible than the standard one. It contains numerous examples and problems, with solutions to a selection of them.
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Suitable for advanced undergraduates, postgraduates and researchers, this text introduces the key ideas of modern singularity theory and develops an approach to the foundations of bifurcation theory, which is more flexible than the standard one. It contains numerous examples and problems, with solutions to a selection of them.
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Mathematics and Science > Mathematics > Topology
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James Montaldi
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