Howard Anton is best known for his mathematics textbooks, which are among the most widely used in the world. His works are characterized by clarity and accessibility, making complex mathematical concepts easier to grasp. Anton's texts are designed to provide students with a strong foundation in mathematical principles, often featuring extensive exercise collections for practice.
This classic treatment of linear algebra presents the fundamentals in the clearest possible way, examining basic ideas by means of computational examples and geometrical interpretation. It proceeds from familiar concepts to the unfamiliar, from the concrete to the abstract.
This popular student textbook has been revised and updated in order to provide clear explanations of the subject matter, permitting more classroom time to be spent in problem solving, applications or explanations of the most difficult points.
This is the most widely used calculus text in the United States. It has a reputation for having the clearest explanations of the subject matter, permitting more classroom time to be spent in problem solving, applications, or explanations of the most difficult points. The opening chapter contains review material on algebra and the closing chapters cover Stoke's theorem and second-order differential equations. Contains many examples and exercises.
Fueled by rapid advances in technology and a reevaluation of traditional course content, this edition uses a clear and rigorous approach to the newer visions of calculus. A slew of colorful illustrations aid readers in understanding the concepts embodied in the mathematical symbolism. Well-balanced exercise sets have been extensively modified and expanded, beginning with routine drill problems and gradually progressing toward more difficult ones. Includes a chapter on second-order differential equations and an appendix which covers the basic concepts of complex numbers.