Third Order Linear Differential Equations, Paperback by Gregus, Michal, Like ...

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Subject Area: Mathematics Author: Michal Gregus Subject: Differential Equations / General, General Publisher: Springer Netherlands Format: Trade Paperback Item Weight: 15.2 Oz Series: Mathematics and Its Applications Ser. ISBN: 9789401081634 width: 6 in Publication Year: 2013 Item Width: 6 in Item Height: 0.2 in Item Length: 9 in height: 0.2 in Type: Textbook Number of Pages: 270 Pages Language: English Publication Name: Third Order Linear Differential Equations Book Title: Third Order Linear Differential Equations

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