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Book 1960wever, it begins where a really elementary treatment of the differential calculus (e. g. , Dif- ferential Calculus,t in this series) leaves off. The study of physical phenomena inevitably leads to the consideration of functions of more than one variable and their rates of change; the same is also tr

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Maxima and Minima,DC. Thus there are generalizations of the Mean Value Theorem (here abbreviated, as in DC, to MVT) and Taylor’s Theorem, and criteria for the existence of maxima or minima may be deduced from them. The deductions are, however, somewhat more sophisticated than in the simpler case of a single variable.

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Appendix,did not prove it on its first appearance, not because the proof is inordinately difficult, but because we did not wish at that stage to hold up—or discourage —the reader who was concerned to understand the nature of the new concepts to which he was being introduced. In this brief appendix we supply

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P. J. Hilton) to produce other diverse solutions. In this work, a dynamic SS algorithm is proposed to solve the symmetric traveling salesman problem (TSP). To improve the performance of SS, a dynamic . update and a dynamic population update are proposed. To test the performance of the proposed algorithm, comput

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