Written by the authors, the Student Solutions Manual contains worked solutions to all of the odd-numbered exercises in the text.
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Paul Blanchard is Associate Professor of Mathematics at Boston University. Paul grew up in Sutton, Massachusetts, spent his undergraduate years at Brown University, and received his Ph.D. from Yale University. He has taught college mathematics for twenty-five years, mostly at Boston University. In 2001, he won the Northeast Section of the Mathematical Association of America's Award for Distinguished Teaching in Mathematics. He has coauthored or contributed chapters to four different textbooks. His main area of mathematical research is complex analytic dynamical systems and the related point sets, Julia sets and the Mandelbrot set. Most recently his efforts have focused on reforming the traditional differential equations course, and he is currently heading the Boston University Differential Equations Project and leading workshops in this innovative approach to teaching differential equations. When he becomes exhausted fixing the errors made by his two coauthors, he usually closes up his CD store and heads to the golf course with his caddy, Glen Hall.
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Interesting topic made boring.,
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This review is from: Student Solutions Manual for Blanchard/Devaney/Hall's Differential Equations, 3rd (Paperback)
This book was developed from concepts used to teach D.E. that was supported by the National Science Foundation. So you would expect that this book would be the best, right? This book seems to have been written by a chatty person who is so long winded that they go on and on without adding much useful info. For example, the section I am currently working on has ~20 pages of reading before you can start the HW problems. This book lacks any concept of usability since the examples and concepts are not clearly separated. Everything runs together in a jumble. For example, in chapter 3, the authors hid Euler's formula for complex e' values but immediately spend another 1/2 page discussing the concept of e, pi, and i which are not that important in the section. This book was a poor attempt by mathematicians to write a math book to read like a novel.Since most students don't have the choice of which textbook to use, for students studying differential equations using this book, I would recommend use of the internet and a good tutor.
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Do not waste your money on this solutions manual!,
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This review is from: Student Solutions Manual for Blanchard/Devaney/Hall's Differential Equations, 3rd (Paperback)
This so-called "Solutions Manual" only has solutions to the odd-numbered problems, which you can find in the back of the textbook itself. How pathetic can the publisher be to try to rip off poor students who are already broke.
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You need this solutions manual.,
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This review is from: Student Solutions Manual for Blanchard/Devaney/Hall's Differential Equations, 3rd (Paperback)
If you have an instructor like mine who does not like to cover all the minor details of this subject, you need this solutions manual to show you how to do the hw problems. It's worth the money but try to get a used one if you can.
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