Advanced Calculus: A Course Arranged With Special Reference To The Needs Of Students Of Applied Mathematics by Woods, Frederick - 1926

Ginn And Company, 1926. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. Ix, 397 Pp. Blue Cloth Spine Lettered In Gilt, Cover Lettered In Black. First Printing With Ginn's Code 826.1 On Copyright Page. Light Wear But Spine Gilt Almost Rubbed Away, Slight Browning Around Edges Of Endpapers, No Marks. Based On Woods' Courses At Mit. Per Wikipedia, Frederick Shenstone Woods (1864-1950) Was An American Mathematician. He Was A Part Of The Mathematics Faculty Of The Massachusetts Institute Of Technology From 1895 To 1934, Being Head Of The Department Of Mathematics From 1930 To 1934 And Chairman Of The Mit Faculty From 1931 To 1933. His Textbook On Analytic Geometry In 1897 Was Reviewed By Maxime Bocher. In 1901 He Wrote On Riemannian Geometry And Curvature Of Riemannian Manifolds. In 1903 He Spoke On Non-Euclidean Geometry. This Book Is Scarce.