MSC MA Maths

24 / Syllabus / M.A. / M.Sc. (Maths) Syllabus / M.A. / M.Sc.
(Maths) / 1
M.G.S. UNIVERSITY,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
BIKANER
SYLLABUS
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION AND
COURSES OF STUDY
FACULTY OF ARTS / SCIENCE
M.A. / M.SC. MATHEMATICS

M.A. / M.Sc. Previous Examination-2020
M.A. / M.Sc. Final Examination-2021
egkjktk xaxk flag fo'ofo|ky;] chdkusj

Maharaja Ganga Singh University, Bikaner
2 / Syllabus / M.A. / M.Sc. (Maths) Syllabus / M.A. / M.Sc. (Maths) / 23
perfect
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU fluid,MGSU
MGSU MGSU Schwarzs
MGSU MGSUchild interior
MGSU metric
MGSU MGSU MGSUand boundary
MGSU MGSU MGSUconditions,
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Radar MGSU MGSU
Echodelay MGSUtest).
(Fourth MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-V
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Lorentz
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU invariance
MGSU MGSU of Maxwell's
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU equations and their
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUtensor form,
MGSU MGSU Lorentz
MGSU MGSU
force
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU on charged
MGSU particle,
MGSU MGSU MGSUEnergy-momentum
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU tensor for electromagnetic
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
field,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Reissner-Nordstrom
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU metric for spherically
MGSU MGSU charged
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU particle.
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Cosmology-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUEinstein's fieldMGSU
MGSU MGSU equation with cosmological
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU term,
MGSUstatic cos-
MGSU MGSU
mological
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU models(Einstein
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUandMGSU
de-Sitter) andMGSU
MGSU MGSU theirMGSU
physical and MGSU
MGSU MGSU geo-
metrical properties, Red shift in non-static form of de-sitter line-element,
Einstein-space,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUHubble's
MGSU MGSUlaw,
MGSUWeyl's postulate.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Reference
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Books:
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
1. J.V. Narlikar, Lectures on General Relativity and Cosmology,
Macmillan
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Co. Ltd.
MGSU India,
MGSU N.MGSU
MGSU Delhi, 1978
2.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU C. MGSU
Moller, The
MGSU theory
MGSU MGSUofMGSU
Relativity, Oxford
MGSU MGSU MGSUClarendon Press,
MGSU MGSU MGSU 1952.
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
3.MGSU
P.G.MGSU MGSU MGSU
Bergmann, MGSU MGSU MGSU
Introduction MGSU
to the MGSUof
Theory MGSU MGSU MGSU
Relativity, MGSU MGSU
Prentice Hall
of India,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 1969.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
4.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU J.I.MGSU
Anderson, Principles
MGSU MGSU of Relativity
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Physics, Academic
MGSU MGSU Press,
MGSU MGSU MGSU1967.
MGSU
5.MGSU
W.MGSU MGSUEssential
Rindler, MGSU MGSURelativity,
MGSU MGSU Van
MGSUNostrand
MGSU MGSUReinhold
MGSU MGSUCompany,
MGSU MGSU
1969.
6.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU V.A. Ugarov,
MGSU Special
MGSU MGSU MGSUtheory of Relativity,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Mir Publishers,
MGSU MGSU MGSU1979.
MGSU MGSU
7.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU RajMGSU
Bali,MGSU
Theory
MGSUof Relativity,
MGSU Jaipur
MGSU MGSU MGSUPublishing
MGSU MGSUHouse, Jaipur.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
8. Goyal and Gupta, Theory of Relativity, Krishna Prakashan Mandir,
Meerut.
© M.G.S. UNIVERSITY, BIKANER
3.
MGSUEach
MGSU candidate
MGSU MGSUhas MGSUto pass
MGSU MGSUin MGSU
TheoryMGSU and
MGSU Practical
MGSU MGSU examinations
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU M.A.
MGSU/ MGSU
M.SC. MGSUMATHEMATICS
separately. M.A. / M.Sc. Previous
Examination
Simple C++ Programming of problems of numerical analysis, solution of M.A. / M.Sc.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUFinal Examination
quadratic
MGSU MGSU equations,
MGSU MGSU MGSUmean andMGSU
MGSU standard deviation,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUfitting of curves,
MGSU MGSU MGSUcor-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU1.MGSU
The Ordiances
MGSU MGSU MGSU Governing
MGSU MGSUthe MGSU examination
MGSU MGSU MGSU in the
MGSUFaculties
MGSU MGSU of Arts,
MGSU
relation
MGSU MGSU coefficient,
MGSU MGSUapplications
MGSU MGSU MGSU intoMGSU
matrices,
MGSU MGSUsorting
MGSU ofMGSU
numerical char-
Fine Arts, Social Sciences, Science, Commerce, Management, En-
acter string
MGSU MGSU MGSUdata etc.MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU gineering,
MGSU MGSU Education
MGSU MGSUand MGSULawMGSUareMGSU contained
MGSU MGSUin separate
MGSU MGSU MGSUbooklet.
MGSU
Distribution
MGSU MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
Marks:
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU The students
MGSU are MGSU
MGSU MGSU advisedMGSU toMGSU
the same.
Two
MGSU Practicals
MGSU MGSU MGSU- 10 Marks
MGSU MGSUeachMGSU =MGSU20MGSU
MarksMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
2.MGSU
Changes in Statutes / MGSU
Ordinances / Rules/ Regulations
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU/MGSU Syllabus
MGSU
Practical Record = 05 Marks
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and Books
MGSU MGSUmay
MGSUfrom
MGSUtimeMGSUto MGSUtime,
MGSU beMGSU
made MGSUbyMGSU
amendment
MGSU MGSUor re-
MGSU
MGSUViva
MGSU- MGSU
VoceMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU=MGSU 05MGSU
MarksMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
making, and MGSU
a MGSU MGSUshall,
candidate MGSU MGSU
except MGSU in MGSU
so MGSU
far as MGSU
the MGSU MGSU
University
MGSUTotal
MGSUMarks
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU =MGSU30MGSU
MarksMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU determines
MGSU MGSUotherwise
MGSU MGSUcomplyMGSU MGSU withMGSUanyMGSU
changesMGSU that
MGSUapplies
MGSU MGSUto years
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU heMGSU
has notMGSU completed
MGSU MGSU MGSU at theMGSU
timeMGSUof change.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Opt. Paper IX ( Relativity and Cosmology )
3 HrsMGSU
MGSU duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Max.
MGSUMarks
MGSU MGSU100MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU3.MGSU
In each paper, 9 questions will be set, 3 questions from each sec-
Note : The paper consists of three sections MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU tion.
MGSU Candidates
MGSU MGSU MGSUhave to answer
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUfive questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU in allMGSU
taking at least
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section A MGSU
: This section contain 10MGSU
questions of 02 Mark each one question
MGSU from
MGSU MGSU each
MGSU section.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU (02MGSU
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSUunit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU are compulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 4.MGSU
The syllabus
MGSU is given
MGSU MGSU MGSUin both
MGSU MGSUtheMGSU
languages
MGSU MGSU i.e.MGSU
Hindi
MGSU& English,
MGSU MGSU if
MGSU MGSU
Section BMGSU
: ThisMGSU MGSU MGSU
section MGSU
contain 05MGSU MGSU MGSU
questions MGSU
of 04 MGSU
Mark MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
each there
MGSU isMGSU
any discrepency,
MGSU MGSU MGSU English
MGSU MGSU version
MGSUwill MGSU beMGSU
authentic.
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 5.MGSU
The MGSU
listMGSU MGSU
of text MGSU MGSU
books/ MGSU MGSU MGSU
Recommended MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
books/Reference Books MGSU
as
question fromMGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSUare MGSU compulsory
Section
MGSU MGSU CMGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
MGSU MGSU MGSU 05 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU of 20
MGSU Mark
MGSU each approved by the various B.O.S. are printed
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU along with the English
question fromMGSU
attempt
MGSU any
MGSU03 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU version only. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU
Unit- I Note : The decision taken by the Academic Council shall be final.
Relative
MGSU MGSU Character
MGSU MGSUof space
MGSU MGSU and
MGSUtime,
MGSUPrinciple
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
Relativity
MGSU andMGSUits pos-
tulates,
MGSU MGSU Derivation
MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
special
MGSU Lorentz
MGSU MGSUtransformation
MGSU MGSU MGSU equations,
MGSU MGSU Compo-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU SCHEME
MGSU MGSUOF MGSU EXAMINATION
sition of Parallel velocities, Lorentz-Fitzgerald contraction formula,
Time Each
MGSUtheory
MGSU MGSU paper
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3 Hrs. duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU 100 Marks
MGSU MGSU
dilation,
MGSU MGSU Simultaneity,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Relativistic
MGSU MGSUtransformation
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU formulaeMGSU forMGSUvelocity,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Dissertation/Thesis/Survey
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Report/Field
MGSU MGSU MGSU Work.
MGSU If anyMGSU
MGSU 100 Marks
MGSU MGSU
Lorentz
MGSU MGSU contraction
MGSU MGSU factor,
MGSU MGSUParticle
MGSU acceleration,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Velocity
MGSU MGSU of light
MGSUas fun-
MGSU MGSU MGSU
damental MGSU
velocity, MGSU MGSUaberration
relativistic MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
and its MGSU MGSU
deduction toMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Newtonian
The number
MGSU of paper
MGSU MGSU MGSUand MGSU the maximum
MGSU MGSU MGSU marks
MGSUforMGSUeach
MGSU paper
MGSUprac-
MGSU
theory.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU tical shall
MGSU beMGSU
MGSU shown MGSUin MGSU
the syllabus
MGSU MGSU forMGSU
the subject
MGSU MGSU concerned.
MGSU MGSUIt will
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-II
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
be necessary for a candidate to pass in the theory part as well as in
MGSU MGSUof
Variation MGSU
massMGSU MGSU
with MGSU MGSU
velocity, MGSU MGSUof
Equivalence MGSU
massMGSUand MGSU MGSU Trans-
energy, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU theMGSU
practical part MGSU
MGSU MGSU (Whenever
MGSU MGSU Prescribed)
MGSU MGSUof a subject/Paper
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU sepa-
MGSU
formation formulae
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUfor mass,
MGSU MGSUMomentum
MGSU MGSU MGSU andMGSU
energy,
MGSU Problems
MGSU MGSUon con-
MGSU rately.
servation
MGSU MGSU of MGSUmass,
MGSUMomentum
energy,
MGSU Relativistic
MGSU MGSU MGSU Lagrangian
MGSU MGSUandMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
2. A candidate for a pass at each of the Pervious and the Final Exami-
Hamiltonian,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Minkowski
MGSU MGSU space,
MGSU MGSU Space-like,
MGSU MGSUTime-like
MGSU MGSUand MGSULight-like
MGSU MGSU in-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU nation
MGSUshall
MGSUbeMGSUrequired
MGSU MGSUto obtain (i) atleast
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU36% MGSUmarks in the
MGSU MGSUaggre-
MGSU
tervals, Null come,
MGSURelativity
MGSU MGSUand Causality,
MGSU MGSUProper time, World line of MGSU
a
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU gate
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUof MGSU
all the paper
MGSU MGSU prescribed
MGSU MGSU for MGSU the
MGSUexamination
MGSU MGSU MGSUand (ii)
MGSUatleast
MGSU
particle.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-III 36% marks in practical (s) whenever
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU prescribed the examination,
Principles of Equivalence and General Covariance, Geodesic postulate, provided
MGSU MGSU thatMGSU
if a candidate
MGSU MGSU MGSU fails MGSU
to atleast
MGSU MGSU25% MGSUmarks in each
MGSU indi-
MGSU MGSU
vidual MGSU MGSU
paper work. MGSU MGSU MGSU
Wherever MGSU MGSU
prescribed, he MGSU
shall MGSU
be MGSU MGSU
deemed to MGSU
have
Mach's
MGSU MGSU principle,
MGSU MGSUNewtonian
MGSU MGSU MGSU approximation
MGSU MGSU MGSU of MGSU
equation
MGSU MGSUof motion,
Einstein's
MGSU MGSU MGSU fieldMGSU
equation for matter
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and empty
MGSU MGSU space,
MGSU MGSU Reduction
MGSU MGSUof failed
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU atMGSU
the examination
MGSU MGSU MGSU not withMGSU
MGSU standing
MGSU MGSUhis having obtained
MGSU MGSU the
MGSU MGSU
Einstein's field equation to Poisson's equation, Schwarzschild exterior minimum
MGSU MGSU percentage
MGSU MGSUof marks
MGSU MGSU required
MGSU MGSU in the
MGSU aggregate
MGSU MGSUfor MGSUtheMGSU
ex-
metric, its isotropic form and singularity, Relativistic differential equation amination. No division will be
awarded at the Pervious Examination,
for
MGSUorbit
MGSUofMGSU
the planet.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Division
MGSU MGSUhsallMGSU
be awarded
MGSU MGSUat the MGSU
MGSU end of MGSUtheMGSU
FinalMGSU
Examination
MGSU MGSUcom- MGSU
Unit-IV bined
MGSUmarks obtained
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUat theMGSUPervious
MGSU MGSU and theMGSU
MGSU FinalMGSU
Examination
MGSU MGSU
Three crucial
MGSU MGSU MGSUtests
MGSUin general
MGSU Relativity
MGSU MGSU and their
MGSU MGSU MGSUdetailed
MGSU MGSU descriptions,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU taken
MGSU together,
MGSU MGSU asMGSU
noted below
MGSU MGSU: MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Analogues
MGSU MGSU MGSU of Kepler's laws
MGSU MGSU in General
MGSU MGSU MGSU Relativity,
MGSU MGSU Trace
MGSUof Einstein
MGSU tensor
MGSU MGSU First
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Division
MGSU MGSU MGSU60% MGSU MGSU of MGSU
the aggregate
MGSU MGSUmarks MGSU MGSU taken
MGSUtogether
MGSU MGSU
and
MGSUenergy-momentum
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUtensor for perfect
MGSU MGSU fluid,MGSU
MGSU MGSU proof
MGSUof its expression
MGSU MGSU MGSU for
Second MGSU40%
Division MGSU MGSU of MGSU MGSU MGSU
the Pervious MGSU
and theMGSU
finalMGSU MGSU MGSU
Examination.
MGSUAll
MGSU theMGSU
restMGSU
shallMGSU
be declared
MGSU MGSU toMGSU
haveMGSUpassed
MGSUtheMGSU examination.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Opt.MGSU
Paper
MGSUVIII
MGSU ( Computer
MGSU MGSU MGSU Applications
MGSU MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ( ToMGSU MGSU MGSU
be offered byMGSU MGSU MGSU
Regular MGSU MGSU
Students onlyMGSU ) MGSU MGSU
3. If a candidate clears any paper (s) Practical(s)/Dissertation Prescribed
MGSUatMGSUthe MGSU
Pervious
MGSUand MGSUor/final
MGSU MGSUExamination
MGSU MGSUafterMGSUaMGSUcontinuous
MGSU MGSU period
MGSUof 3 MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Hrs duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Theory PaperMGSU MGSUMax.
MGSU MGSU MGSUMarks
MGSU MGSU70 MGSU
MGSUthree
MGSU years,
MGSU MGSU thenMGSU
for theMGSU purpose
MGSU MGSUof working
MGSU MGSU outMGSU
his division
MGSU MGSU theMGSU
mini- 2 MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Hrs duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Practical
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Max.
MGSUMarks
MGSU MGSU30 MGSU
mum pass marks only viz 25% (36% in the case of practical) shall Note
MGSU: MGSU
The MGSU
paper consists
MGSU of three
MGSU MGSU MGSUsections
MGSUbeMGSU taken
MGSU into
MGSUaccount
MGSU MGSU in respect of such
MGSU MGSU MGSUpaper(s)
MGSU MGSU Particle(S)
MGSU MGSUDisser-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Section
MGSU MGSUA : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain
MGSU MGSU10 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSUof 01MGSU
Mark MGSUeach
MGSU MGSU
MGSUtation
MGSU MGSU are cleared after the expiry of the aforesaid period of three
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (02
MGSU question
MGSU MGSU from
MGSU each
MGSU unit)
MGSU all
MGSUquestions
MGSU MGSUareMGSUcompulsory
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Section
MGSU MGSUB : This
MGSU section
MGSU MGSU contain
MGSU MGSU05 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSUof 03 Mark
MGSU MGSUeach
MGSU MGSU
MGSUyear,
MGSUprovided
MGSU MGSU that
MGSU in MGSU
case MGSU
where a candidate
MGSU MGSU MGSUrequire
MGSU MGSUmore than
MGSU 25%
MGSUmarks
MGSU MGSU in order
MGSUto reach
MGSU MGSU theMGSU
minimum
MGSU MGSUaggregate
MGSU MGSU as MGSU
manyMGSUmarksMGSU out (01 question from each unit) all questions are compulsory
MGSUofMGSUthoseMGSU MGSU MGSU
actually securedMGSUby MGSU
himMGSU
willMGSU MGSUinto
be taken MGSUaccount
MGSU MGSU as MGSU
would Section C :
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ThisMGSU
section
MGSUcontain
MGSU MGSU 05MGSU
questions of 15
MGSU MGSU Mark
MGSU MGSU each
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (01 question
MGSU MGSUfromMGSUeach
MGSU unit)
MGSU attempt
MGSU MGSU any
MGSU03MGSU
questions
MGSU MGSU
enable him to make the deficiency in the requisite minimum aggre-
MGSUgate.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Unit I
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Introduction
MGSU MGSU MGSU to computers,
MGSU MGSUcomputer
MGSU MGSUorganization,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Input-Output
MGSU MGSU MGSU devices,
MGSU
4. The Thesis/Dissertation/Survey Report/Field Work shall be typs &
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU memory
MGSU MGSUsystems.
MGSU MGSUHardware
MGSU MGSUandMGSU
Software. Operating
MGSU MGSU system.
MGSU MGSU MGSUComputer
MGSU MGSU
MGSUwritten
MGSU MGSU andMGSUsubmitted
MGSU MGSU in triplicate
MGSU MGSUso MGSUasMGSU
to reach the office
MGSU MGSU of the
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
languages, system MGSU MGSU MGSU
software and MGSU MGSU MGSU
application MGSU MGSU
software, MGSU MGSU MGSU
algorithems and
MGSURegister
MGSU MGSU atleast
MGSU MGSU 3 weeks before
MGSU MGSU theMGSU
MGSU commencement
the theory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU flow
MGSUcharts.
MGSUexaminations.
MGSU MGSU MGSUOnly MGSUsuch MGSU candidates
MGSU MGSU MGSU shall be permitted
MGSU to offer
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUdis-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
II MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSUsertation/Fields
MGSU MGSU MGSUwork/Survey
MGSU MGSU MGSU Report/Thesis
MGSU MGSU MGSU (if provided
MGSU MGSU in MGSU
the scheme
Programming MGSU MGSUand
languages MGSUproblems
MGSU MGSUsolving
MGSU MGSU onMGSU MGSU MGSU
computers. MGSU
Object
MGSUofMGSU MGSU MGSU in
examination) MGSUlieuMGSU
of a MGSU
paperMGSU MGSUsecured
as have MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
atleast 55% MGSU
marks MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Oriented System, Difference
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUBetween Procedural and Object Oriented
MGSUinMGSUtheMGSU
aggregate
MGSU MGSU of allMGSUscheme andMGSU
MGSU MGSU I andMGSU
II semester
MGSU MGSUexamination
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Languages,
MGSU MGSU MGSU ObjectMGSUOriented
MGSU MGSU Paradigm,
MGSU MGSU Inheritance, Polymorphism,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Ab-
MGSUtaken
MGSU MGSUin theMGSU
caseMGSUof semester
MGSU MGSU scheme,
MGSU MGSU irrespective
MGSU MGSU MGSUof theMGSU
number
MGSUof straction,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Encapsulation,
MGSU MGSU MGSUBenefits
MGSU MGSU andMGSUApplication
MGSU MGSUof Oops.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
paper in which a candidate actually appeared at the examination. (Programming with C++ )
N.B.(i)
MGSU MGSU Non-Collegiate
MGSU MGSU MGSU candidates
MGSU MGSUare MGSUnot eligible
MGSU MGSUto offer
MGSU dissertation
MGSU MGSU MGSUas MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
III MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSUper
MGSU Provision
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
170-A. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Introduction
MGSU MGSU MGSU to MGSU
C++,MGSU
Character
MGSU MGSU set,Constant,Variables
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUand MGSUData
MGSU
Types,Operator, Arithmetic Expression,
Operator Precedence and As-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU M.A./M.SC.
MGSU MGSUEXAMINATION sociatively, Input, conditional Statements, Conditional
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Operator, Scope
MATHEMATICS ofMGSU
Variables,
MGSU MGSU TypeMGSU
Conversion.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit MGSU
IV MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
There
MGSU MGSU shall
MGSUbeMGSU
10 papers
MGSU MGSU in all.
MGSUOut
MGSUofMGSU
these Five
MGSU MGSUshall
MGSUbeMGSU
offered
MGSUin Iteration: While, do while, for, Break, Continue,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU GotoMGSU
Function-standard
MGSU MGSU MGSU
previous and Five in final. Each paper shall be of 100 marks and of 3 and
MGSUUser-Defined
MGSU MGSU MGSU Function,
MGSU MGSU Recursive
MGSU MGSU function,
MGSU MGSUPassing
MGSU MGSUBy Value And
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Reference, MGSUand
Pointers MGSUFunctions,
Reference andMGSU MGSU MGSU
Functions. MGSU
Array:
hours
MGSU MGSUduration.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU M. MGSU
A. / M.MGSU Sc. (Previous)
MGSU MGSU MGSUExamination,
MGSU MGSU MGSU2020 MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU One
MGSUTwo
MGSU AndMGSUMultidimensional,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Passing
MGSUArray to a Function.
Papers Nomenclature Duration Max.Marks Unit V
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Class: Definitions,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUDeclaring
MGSU MGSUMembers
MGSU MGSU andMGSU
Methods in Functions,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Func-
MGSU
IMGSU MGSU Advanced
MGSU MGSUAbstract
MGSU MGSU Algebra
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3 Hrs.
MGSU MGSU MGSU 100MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
tions Returning Objects, Static Data Members and Methods, Inline Func-
IIMGSU MGSU Analysis
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3 Hrs.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU tion,
MGSUOffline
MGSU MGSU(Outline), Function
MGSU MGSU Overloading
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and
MGSUOverriding.
MGSU MGSUConstruc-
MGSU MGSU
III Mathematical Methods 3 Hrs.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 100 tors-Needs
MGSU MGSU MGSUand its Usage
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
IV
MGSU MGSU Differential
MGSU MGSUand MGSUIntegral
MGSU MGSU Equations
MGSU MGSU MGSU 3 Hrs.
Types of Constructors, Destructor, Pointer to Object, Pointers to Mem-
VMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUMethods
Numerical MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
3 Hrs. 100MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU bers,
MGSUDynamic
MGSU MGSU Class Objects,
MGSU MGSU MGSUFriend Functions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUandMGSU
its Usage,
MGSU MGSU Inherit-
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ance-Needs
MGSU MGSU MGSU of Inheritance,
MGSU MGSU MGSUUsage,MGSUType
MGSUof Inheritance.
MGSU MGSU MGSU PaperMGSU - IMGSU
(ADVANCED
MGSU MGSU ABSTRACT
MGSU MGSU MGSU ALGEBRA)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
PRACTICAL
Duration : 3 Hrs. Max. Marks
: 100 Note:
MGSU1.MGSUEachMGSU candidate
MGSU MGSU isMGSU
required
MGSUtoMGSUappear
MGSUin theMGSU
MGSU Practical examina-
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Note : The
MGSU MGSU paper
MGSU MGSU consists
MGSU MGSU of three sections
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU tion to be
MGSU MGSU conducted
MGSU MGSUby internal
MGSU MGSU and
MGSUexternal
MGSU MGSU examiners.
MGSU MGSUExternal
MGSU MGSU exam-
MGSU
Section
MGSU MGSU A MGSU
: This MGSUsection
MGSU MGSUcontain MGSU10MGSU
questions
MGSU MGSU of 02
MGSUMark
MGSUeach
iner willMGSU MGSU MGSU by
be appointed MGSU
theMGSU MGSU MGSU
University MGSU MGSU
through BOSMGSUand MGSU MGSU
internal MGSU
exam-
(02 question from each unit) all questions are compulsory iner will be appointed by the
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUHead of the Department / Principal of the
Section
MGSU MGSU BMGSU
: ThisMGSUsection
MGSU MGSUcontain MGSU05 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU of 04
MGSUMark
MGSUeach
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU College.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU (01MGSU MGSU MGSU
question fromMGSUeachMGSU
unit)MGSU MGSU MGSU are
all questions MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
compulsory 2.MGSU
EachMGSUcandidate
MGSU MGSU hasMGSU
to prepare
MGSU MGSU hisMGSU
/ herMGSU
practical record.
MGSU MGSU Opt.MGSU Paper VII (MGSU
MGSU MGSU Mathematical
MGSU MGSU MGSU theoryMGSUof Statistics
MGSU MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Section
MGSU MGSUC : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain 05 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUof 20MGSU
Mark each
MGSU MGSU MGSU
3 Hrs duration Max. Marks 100 (01 question from each
unit) attempt any 03 questions
Note : The
MGSU MGSU paper
MGSU MGSU consists
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
threeMGSU
sections
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
I MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section
MGSU MGSU A MGSU
: This MGSUsection contain
MGSU MGSU MGSU10MGSU
questions
MGSU MGSUof 02
MGSU Mark
MGSU each
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Homomorphism
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU theorems on groups,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUconjugate
MGSU MGSUelements.
MGSU MGSUClasses and
MGSU MGSU
(02 question from each unit) all questions are compulsory class equation of a finite group,
Sylows Theorem, P-sylow subgroup,
Section
MGSU MGSU BMGSU
: ThisMGSUsection contain
questions
MGSU MGSUof 04
MGSU Mark
MGSU each
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU structure
MGSU MGSU theorem
MGSU MGSU for finite
MGSU abelian
MGSU MGSUgroups. FieldMGSU
MGSU MGSU theory-Extension
MGSU MGSU MGSU fields,
MGSU
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU are MGSU compulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Algebraic
MGSU MGSU and
MGSU transcendental
MGSU MGSU MGSUextensions,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Separable
MGSU MGSU and inseparable
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section
MGSU MGSU CMGSU
: ThisMGSUsection contain
questions
MGSU MGSUof 20
MGSU Mark
MGSU each
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU extensions
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
attempt
MGSU any
MGSU03 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
Unit I MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Normal and MGSU MGSU MGSU
subnormal MGSU
series, MGSU MGSU MGSU
Composition MGSU
series, MGSU MGSU MGSU
Jordan-Holder MGSU
Theo-
Sample spaces, Combination of events, Statistical independence, Con- rem, Solvable group, Nilpotent groups.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Normal extensions, Perfect
ditional
MGSU MGSU probability-Bays
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU theorem Repeated
MGSU MGSU trials,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Random
MGSU MGSU Variable,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUfields, Finite
MGSU MGSU MGSUfields.
MGSUPrimitive
MGSU MGSU elements,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Algebraically closed
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUfields.
MGSU
Distribution function, Probability function, Density function, Mathemati- Automorphisms of extensions. Galois
extensions, Fundamental theo-
cal
MGSUexpectation,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Generating
MGSU MGSU function
MGSU MGSU(mfg andMGSU
MGSU pgf)MGSU
continuous
MGSU MGSU probabil-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUrem
MGSUof MGSU
GaloisMGSUtheory.
ity
MGSUdistribution
MGSU MGSUcharacteristic
MGSU MGSU MGSUfunction,
MGSU MGSU Fourier's
MGSU MGSU Inversion,
MGSU MGSU Cheby-Shev
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
and
MGSUKolomogrovea
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU inequality,
MGSU MGSUWeak andMGSU
MGSU Strong
MGSUlaws
MGSU ofMGSU
large numbers,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUVector space
MGSU MGSU of aMGSU
MGSU linear transformation,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Matrix
MGSUrepresentation
MGSU MGSU MGSU of a linear
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit
MGSUII MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU transformation,
MGSU MGSU MGSUChangeMGSU MGSU of MGSU
Basis, Similarity,
MGSU MGSU MGSU eigen
MGSUvalue
MGSU and
MGSUeigen vec-
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSUHyper-geometric,
Normal, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Rectangular, MGSU MGSU
Negative MGSU MGSU MGSU
Binominal, Beta,MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
tors forMGSU MGSU
a linear MGSU MGSU
operator, MGSU MGSU MGSUtheorem,
Caley-Hamilton, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU mini-
diagonalization, MGSU
Gamma
MGSU MGSU and
MGSU Cauchy's
MGSU MGSU distribution.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU mal Polynomial
MGSU MGSU MGSU and
MGSUequation.
MGSU MGSU Polynomials
MGSU MGSUover MGSUrational fields.
MGSU MGSU The
MGSU Einstien
MGSU MGSU
Methods
MGSU MGSUof MGSUleast
MGSU square
MGSU MGSUandMGSU
curve fitting,
MGSU MGSUcorrelation
MGSU MGSU MGSU and MGSU
regression
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUcriterion,
MGSU MGSU Polynormial
MGSU MGSU MGSU ringsMGSUoverMGSU
commutative
MGSU MGSUring,MGSUunique factorization
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
coefficient. domain, Chain condition and rings.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSUIII MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit MGSU
Index numbers,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Introduction,
MGSU MGSU MGSUPrice-relatives,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Quantity relatives,
MGSU MGSU Value
MGSU MGSU Linear
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU functionals,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Dual andMGSU
MGSU bidual
MGSUof MGSU
a vector
MGSUspace
MGSU and
MGSUtheir
MGSUproperties,
MGSU MGSU
relatives,
MGSU MGSU LinkMGSU and
MGSUChain
MGSU MGSUrelatives, Aggregate
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUmethods,
MGSU MGSU Fisher's
MGSU MGSUIdeal Annhilators,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Invariance,
MGSU MGSU projections
MGSU MGSU and
MGSUits properties,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Adjoints
MGSU MGSUof aMGSU
lin-
Index, Change
MGSU MGSU of theMGSU
MGSU MGSU baseMGSUperiod
MGSUof the MGSU
MGSU indexMGSU
numbers.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ear transformation
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and its properties.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUSolution of polynomial
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUequations
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Elementary MGSU MGSU
sampling MGSUDistribution
theory, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
of means MGSU MGSU
of samples MGSU
from MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Bi- byMGSU MGSU MGSU
radicals, MGSU MGSU
insolvability MGSU
of the MGSU MGSU
general MGSU MGSU
equation MGSU MGSU
of degree 5 byMGSU MGSU
radicals.
nomial, Cauchy, Rectangular and normal distributions, Distribution of Unit
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU V
second
MGSU MGSU order
MGSU moments
MGSU MGSU inMGSU
samples from MGSU
MGSU MGSU normal population,
MGSU MGSU MGSUExact distri-
MGSU MGSU Bilinear
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUquadratic
MGSU MGSU andMGSU
hermition forms,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Inner
MGSUproduct
MGSU MGSUspaces, Cauchy-
MGSU MGSU MGSU
butions of X2, t, z and F, Statistics in samples from a normal population, Swarchz inequality, orthogonal vectors,
orthogonal complements, ortho-
Their simple
MGSU MGSU MGSU properties
MGSU MGSU and
MGSU applications.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU normal sets MGSU
MGSU MGSU and bases.
MGSU MGSU Bessel's inequality
MGSU MGSU for finite
MGSU MGSU MGSUdimensional
MGSU MGSU MGSUspaces,
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit IV MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU Gram-Schmidt
MGSU MGSU MGSU orthogonalisation
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU process.
Test of significance of difference between two means and two standard REFERENCES :
deviations
MGSU MGSU MGSU for large samples
MGSU MGSU with MGSU
MGSU MGSU modification
MGSU MGSU forMGSU
small
MGSUsamples
MGSU MGSU and 1.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Maclane
MGSU MGSUandMGSU
Birkoff
MGSU MGSU : MGSUAlgebra,
MGSU MGSUMacmillan & Co.
taken fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU normal
MGSU population.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 2.MGSU
Hofman and MGSU
MGSU MGSU Kunz. MGSU MGSU : MGSULinear
MGSU Algebra,
MGSU MGSU Prentice HallMGSU
MGSU MGSU of India.
MGSU
Association of attributes, Analysis of variance, simple cases (one crite- 3. I.N. Herstein :
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUTopics in Algebra, Wiley Eastern
ria
MGSUand
MGSUtwo criteria
MGSU MGSUof classification),
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Elementary
MGSU MGSUstatistical
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU India Ltd.MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU
Unit V MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 4.MGSU
I.S.MGSU MGSU
Luthar MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
and MGSU MGSU
Algebra Vol-I MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Groups,
Theory
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
Estimation,
MGSU MGSUFisher's criteria
MGSU MGSU MGSUforMGSU
the best
MGSUestimator,
MGSU MGSUConsistent,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU B.S.MGSUPassi,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU Vol-II
MGSURings,
MGSUNarosa Publishing
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU House
MGSU
Efficient
MGSU MGSUand MGSU sufficient
MGSU MGSU estimator,
MGSU MGSUMethod
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
Maximum
MGSU MGSULikelihood
MGSU MGSU esti- 5.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Gokhroo
MGSU MGSUet.al.
MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSUAdvanced
MGSU MGSU Abstract Algebra,
mators
MGSU MGSU and other
MGSU MGSUmethods
MGSU MGSU of estimation,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Method
MGSU of
MGSUleast
MGSUsquares.
Navkar Publications, Ajmer
Books Recommended :
Gokhroo
MGSU MGSUet.alMGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSUAdvanced
MGSU MGSU Linear
MGSUAlgebra,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
1.
MGSUKapur
MGSU MGSUand MGSU
Saxena :
MGSU MGSU Mathematical
MGSU MGSU MGSU Theory
MGSU MGSUof Statistics.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Navkar
MGSUPublications,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Ajmer
MGSU MGSU MGSU
2.
MGSUWeatherburn
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : AMGSU
FirstMGSU
CourseMGSUin Mathematical
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Statistics.
7. Purohit, Pareek, Linear Algebra,
3. M.G. Kendall : The Advanced Theory of Statistics.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Sharma,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSUJaipur
MGSU Publishing
MGSU MGSUHouse
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
4.
MGSUUspensky
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : Introduction
MGSU MGSU MGSU of Mathematical
MGSU MGSU MGSU Probability.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 8.MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Bhattacharya, P.B.MGSUetc.MGSU
: MGSU MGSU
Basic MGSU MGSU
Abstract MGSU MGSU
Algebra MGSU
(II ed.) MGSU
Camb.
Univ. Press India, 1997
9. P.M.
MGSU MGSUCohn
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU:MGSU Algebra
MGSU MGSUvol I,II
MGSU& III,
MGSU John
MGSUWiley
MGSU&MGSU
Sons, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
V MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
1982-89, 91 Quadratic programming method for quadratic
programmes due to Wolfe
10. D.S. Malik, : Fundamental of Abstract Algebra and Frank, Duality theorem for quadratic
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU programming,
MGSUJ.N.
MGSUMordeson
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MecGraw
MGSU MGSUHill MGSUInternational
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Dynamic
MGSU MGSU programming
MGSU MGSU MGSU its notion
MGSU MGSU andMGSU
formulation.
& M. K. Sen Edition, 1997 Books Recommended :
11.
MGSUVivek Sahai
MGSU MGSU & MGSU MGSU:MGSUAlgebra,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 1.MGSU
Hadley :
MGSU MGSU MGSU Linear
MGSU MGSUProgramming
MGSUVikas Bist MGSU MGSU MGSU:MGSUNarosa
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUPublishing,
MGSU MGSU 1999
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 2.MGSU
GassMGSU MGSU :MGSULinear
MGSU MGSUProgramming
12.
MGSUGopal Krishanan,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU:MGSU University
MGSU MGSU Algebra
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3.MGSU
Hadley :
MGSU MGSU MGSU Non-linear
MGSU MGSU MGSU Programming
MGSUN.S.
MGSU(II ed.MGSU
MGSU ) MGSU MGSU:MGSU New
MGSU Age International
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Publication
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 4.MGSU
Satty :
MGSU MGSU MGSU Mathematical
MGSU MGSU MGSU Methods
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
Operational
MGSU MGSUResearch
MGSU MGSU
MGSUGopal
13. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Krishanan, MGSU:MGSU
N.S. MGSU MGSUAlgebra
University MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
through 600 MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 5.MGSU MGSU MGSU
Sadieni, MGSU MGSUand
Friendmand MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Yaspann : MGSU MGSU MGSU
Operations MGSU MGSU
Research
problems New Age International 6. Bellmen R. : Dynamic Programming
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Publication
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 7.MGSU
Vajda :
MGSU MGSU MGSU Mathematical
MGSU MGSU MGSU Programming
14. B.S. Vatssa : Modern Algebra, 1999 New Age
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU International
MGSU MGSU MGSU Publication, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUOpt.
MGSU MGSU(1999) MGSUPaper
MGSU MGSU - VIMGSU
(Topology
MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3 MGSU
Hrs. MGSU
duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 100
MGSUMarks
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUPaper - II (ANALYSIS)
MGSU MGSU
Note : The paper consists of three sections
Duration: 3 Hrs.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Max.
MGSUMarks : 100
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUSection
MGSU MGSUA : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain
MGSU MGSU 10 questions
Mark each
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU
Note : TheMGSU MGSU
paper MGSU MGSU
consists of MGSU
threeMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
sections (02 question
MGSU MGSUfrom MGSUeachMGSUunit)
MGSUallMGSUquestions are
MGSU MGSU compulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section B : MGSU
ThisMGSU MGSU
section MGSU MGSU
contain MGSU MGSU MGSU
05 questions of 04MGSU
MarkMGSU
each MGSU MGSU
Section
MGSU MGSU A MGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
MGSU MGSU MGSU 10MGSU
questions
MGSU MGSUof 02
MGSU Mark
MGSUeach (01 question from each unit) all questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU are compulsory
(02 question from each unit) all questions are compulsory Section
MGSU MGSUC : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain
Mark each
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (01 MGSU MGSUfrom
question MGSUeachMGSU unit)
MGSU attempt
MGSU MGSU MGSU
any 03 MGSU MGSU MGSU
questions
Section
MGSU MGSU BMGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSUof 04
MGSU Mark
MGSUeach
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSUare MGSUcompulsory
I MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Topological
MGSU MGSU spaces,
MGSU MGSU Subspaces,
MGSU MGSU MGSU OpenMGSU sets,MGSU
Closed
MGSUsets,
MGSUNeighbourhood
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section CMGSU
: This section contain 05MGSU
questions of 20 Mark each
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU system,Continous
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU mapping
MGSU MGSU andMGSUHomeomorphism
MGSU MGSU MGSU bases, and
MGSU MGSU subMGSU
MGSU ba-
question fromMGSU
attempt
MGSU any
MGSU03 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
sis, Cauchy's sequences
Unit I MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
UnitMGSU
Countable and non countable sets, lebesgue measure of sets of real
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Nets,
MGSUFilters,Complete
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MetricMGSUspaces,
MGSU MGSUProduct
MGSUspaces, Quotient
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU spaces,
MGSU
numbers. Measurable
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUfunctions,
MGSU MGSU MGSUstructure of measurable
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUfunctions,
Compact and locally compact spaces, Tychonoff's One point
weierstras's theorem on the approximation of continuous functions by
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU compactifications.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Separation
MGSU MGSUaxioms,
MGSU MGSU Normal spaces
polynomials.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU II MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Connected and locally connected spaces, Continuity and connected-
Lebesgue integral of measurable functions, lebesgue theorem on the ness
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and compactness, Hausdra
MGSU MGSU spaces,
passage
MGSU MGSUto theMGSU
MGSU limitMGSU
under theMGSU
MGSU integral
MGSU sign. Summable
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU functions,
MGSU MGSU the
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit MGSU
space of square
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUsummable functions,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU function of finite
MGSU MGSU MGSUvariation,
MGSU MGSU stieltjes
Regular MGSU MGSU
spaces, MGSU MGSU
Topological MGSU MGSU
groups, MGSUsubgroups
Closed MGSU MGSU MGSU
and MGSU MGSU
the topol-
integral, the indefinite lebesgue integral. ogy on the Spaces of right / left cosets
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSUIII MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
MGSU MGSU
Algebra ofMGSU MGSU MGSU
Complex MGSUAnalytic
numbers, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
functions, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Cauchy-Reimann equa- MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSULocally compact
MGSU MGSU groupMGSU
MGSU MGSU andMGSUcompactMGSU groups.
MGSU MGSU Left / Right
MGSU MGSUHaar
MGSUmeasures
MGSU MGSU
tions, Cauchy
MGSU MGSU MGSUTheorem
MGSU MGSUand
MGSUintegral
MGSU MGSUformula,
MGSU Power
MGSU MGSU series,
MGSUTaylor's
MGSU MGSUand onMGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU locally compact
MGSU MGSU MGSU groups, existence
MGSU MGSU and MGSU
MGSU MGSU uniqueness of left
MGSU MGSU MGSU / right
MGSUHaar
MGSU
Laurents
MGSU MGSU series,
MGSU MGSU Morera's Theorem,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Lioville's
MGSU MGSUTheorem,
MGSU MGSU Fundamental
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU measure.
Theorem of Algebra, exp, sine, Cosine functions, Maximum modulus Books Recommended
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
principal,
MGSU MGSU Swartz
MGSU MGSU Lemma. 1. Topological Spaces. :
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Kowalsky
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSUIV MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 2.MGSU
General Topology.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSUKellyMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Classification of Singularities, Branch points, Reimann Theorem on re- 3.MGSU
Introduction
MGSU MGSU to Topology
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSUG.F. Simmons and MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU
movable
MGSU MGSUSingularity,
MGSU MGSU MGSUopen mapping
MGSU MGSU MGSU theorem, casoratti-weirstrass
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU theo- Mordern Analysis
MGSU MGSU
rem, MGSU MGSUfunctions.
meromorphic MGSU MGSUThe
MGSU MGSU MGSU
argument MGSU MGSU
Principle, MGSU MGSU
Roche's MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Theorem 4.MGSU
Introduction
MGSU MGSU to General
MGSU Topology
MGSU MGSU : MGSU
MGSU MGSU K.D. MGSU
JoshiMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
General Topology.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSUGautamMGSUand Santi
MGSU MGSUNaryan
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit III MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU UnitMGSU
Viscosity, Analysis of stress, Relation between stress and rate of strain, Residues, cauchy's residue theorem, Evaluation of Integrals, Branches
Dynamical similarity and inspection and dimensional analysis, of many value function
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU with reference to argz, logz MGSU
MGSU MGSU and Za,
MGSUã MGSU
definition
MGSU
Buckinghemt
MGSU MGSU MGSU theorem,
MGSU MGSU Physical
MGSU MGSU importance
MGSU MGSUof non-dimensional
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUparam- and
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU examples
MGSU ofMGSU
MGSU MGSU Contour
MGSUmapping.
MGSU MGSUAnalytic
MGSU MGSUcontinuation.
eters, Reynolds number, Fruoude number, Mach number, Prandtl num- REFERENCES :
ber
MGSUand
MGSUGrashoff
MGSU MGSU number, Navier-
MGSU MGSU MGSU Stoke's
MGSU MGSU equations,
MGSU MGSUsome exactMGSU
MGSU MGSU solu- 1.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU T.M. Apostal
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU
Mathematical Analysis,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Narosa
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
tions of Navier-stoke's
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU equations,
MGSU MGSU PlaneMGSU MGSUcouete
MGSUflow,
MGSUPlane posiseulle
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUPublishing
MGSU MGSUHouse, NewMGSU
MGSU MGSU Delhi (1985)
MGSU MGSU
flow,
MGSU Generalised
MGSU MGSU MGSU plane
MGSUcouetel
MGSU MGSUflow,MGSU
Hagan-Poiseuille
MGSU MGSU MGSU flow,
MGSUFlow
MGSU inMGSU
tubes 2.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Gabriel Klambauer
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU: MGSU
Mathematical Analysis,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Mared
MGSU MGSU Dekker
MGSU MGSU
in uniform
MGSU cross-section
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Inc., New
MGSU York
MGSU (1975)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
IV MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3.MGSU MGSU
G-de MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Barra : MGSU MGSU MGSU
Measure MGSU
Theory MGSU
and MGSU MGSU MGSU
Integration,
Flow in convergent and divergent channels, Stagnation point flows, Flow Wiley Eastern
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Ltd. 1981
due to
MGSU a rotating
MGSU MGSU MGSU disc,
MGSUFlow
MGSU due
MGSU toMGSU
a planMGSUwall suddently
MGSU MGSU MGSU set in motion
MGSU 4.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU P.K. Jain
MGSU andMGSU
MGSU V.P.MGSU
Gupta : MGSU
MGSU Lebesgue Measure
MGSU MGSU andMGSU
MGSU MGSU Integration,
MGSU MGSU
(stokes first problem), Flow due to an oscillating plane wall (Stoke's New Age International
Pub. Ltd., New
second
MGSU MGSUproblem),
MGSU MGSU Starting flowMGSU
MGSU MGSU in a MGSU
pipe MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Delhi (Reprint
MGSU 2000)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit V MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU 5.MGSU
Indra Kumar
MGSU RanaMGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU : MGSU
An MGSU
Introduction
MGSU MGSUto MGSU
Measure
MGSUand
MGSU MGSU
Theory
MGSU MGSUof very
MGSUslow
MGSUmotion,
MGSU MGSU Stoke's flow pas
MGSU MGSU MGSUaMGSU
sphere,
MGSU Oseen's
MGSU MGSU flow past
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUIntegration,
MGSU MGSUNarosa Publishing
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUHouse,
MGSU
a sphere,
MGSU MGSU Lubricandtion
MGSU MGSU MGSUtheory.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU New Delhi
MGSU (1997)
MGSU MGSU
Books MGSU MGSU MGSU :MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Recommended 6.MGSU MGSU
G.N. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Purohit : MGSU MGSU MGSU
Advanced MGSU MGSU
Analysis, MGSU
Jaipur MGSU MGSU
Publishing
1. A Text book on Hydrodynamics : M.Ray House, Jaipur
2.
MGSUAMGSU
Treatise on Hydrodynamics
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSURamMGSU
SayMGSU
andMGSU
Besant 7.MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU G.N. Purohit
Lebesgue Measure
MGSU MGSU andMGSU
MGSU MGSU Integration,
MGSU MGSU
3. Viscous Fluid Dynamics : J.L.Bansal Jaipur Publishing
House, Jaipur
4.
MGSUFluid
MGSUDynamics
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSUShanti Swaroop
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 8.MGSU
T.S. Nahar
Advanced Analysis,
MGSU MGSU Navkar
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Publications, Ajmer
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Opt.MGSU
Paper MGSUV MGSU
( Operations
MGSU MGSU Research)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 9.MGSU
T.S. Nahar
Measure Theory,
MGSU MGSU MGSUNavkar Publications,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
3 Hrs.
MGSU duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 100 MGSUMarks
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUAjmer
MGSU
NoteMGSU
: The MGSU MGSU
paper MGSU MGSU
consists MGSU MGSU
of three MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
sections MGSU
10. S. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Ponnusamy : MGSU MGSU MGSUof
Foundation MGSU MGSU MGSU
Complex MGSU MGSU
Analysis,
Section A : This section contain 10 questions of 02 Mark each Narosa
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Publishing House, New Delhi
MGSU
question fromMGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU are
MGSU compulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (1997)
Section B : This section contain 05 questions of 04 Mark each 11. Shanti Narain : Complex Analysis, S.Chand & Co.,
question fromMGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU are
MGSU compulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU New Delhi
Section
MGSU MGSUCMGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSUof 20 Mark
MGSU MGSUeach
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 12. L.V.
MGSU Ahlfords
Complex Analysis,
MGSU MGSU McGraw
MGSU MGSU Hill Co.,
MGSU MGSU MGSU
(01 question from each unit) attempt any 03 questions 1979
MGSUI MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 13. Purohit
MGSU and Goel
Complex Analysis,
MGSU MGSU Jaipur
MGSU MGSU MGSUPublishing
MGSU MGSU
The
MGSUtheory
MGSU MGSUof simplex
MGSU MGSU method, Simplex
MGSU MGSU MGSUalgorithm, Duality,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUDegeneracy,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU House,
MGSUJaipur.
Variation
MGSU MGSUof theMGSU
MGSU simplex
MGSUmethod
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 14. K.P.
MGSU Gupta
Complex Analysis,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSUII MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Krishana Prakashan
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUMandir, Meerut.
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU
Dual SimplexMGSU MGSU MGSU
method, MGSU MGSU
Revised simplexMGSU MGSU MGSU
method, MGSU MGSU
Sensitivity MGSU MGSU
analysis MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
(Post MGSU
15. B. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Choudhary : MGSU MGSU MGSU
Complex MGSU MGSU
Analysis, MGSU
Wiley MGSU MGSU
Eastern Ltd.
optimal
MGSU MGSU solution)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU New Delhi.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit III MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU 16. Gokhroo
MGSU et.alMGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU : MGSU
Complex Analysis,
MGSU MGSU Navkar
Integer programming, Bounded variable problem, Convex function, Saddle Publications,
Ajmer
point.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 17. S.K.
MGSU Sharma
MGSU etc.MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU : MGSU
Complex Analytic
MGSU MGSU Functions
MGSU MGSU Theory
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit IV MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU andMGSU
Applications
MGSU MGSU New Age
MGSU International
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Conditions
MGSU MGSU MGSU for non-linear
MGSU MGSUprogramming
MGSU MGSU MGSU problem,
MGSU MGSU Kuhn
MGSUTucker conditions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUPublishers.
for
MGSU optimization
MGSU MGSU MGSU for non-linear programming
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUproblem.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 18. M.R.Speigel
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU
Real variables
MGSU (Lebesgue
MGSU MGSU Measure
MGSU MGSU and
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU
Convex MGSU MGSU MGSU
programming MGSU
with MGSU MGSU
separable MGSUobjectives.
convex MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Integration) MGSU MGSU MGSU
McGrawHill Co. MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUPaperMGSU- III
MGSU (Mathematical
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Methods)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Conservation
Momentum
MGSU MGSU and Energy.Lagrange's
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU equations,
MGSU MGSUInitial
MGSU
Duration: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 100 Motions, Generalized coordinates, Holonimic
and Non-holonomic
Note : The
MGSU MGSU paper
MGSU MGSUconsists
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
threeMGSU
sections
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU systerms.
MGSU MGSU Scleronomic
Rheonomic
MGSU MGSU systems.
MGSU MGSU Generalized
MGSU MGSU MGSUpotential
MGSU
Section
MGSU MGSU A MGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSUof 02 Mark
MGSU MGSU each
(02 question from each unit) all questions are compulsory Lagrange's equation of first kind, Lagrange's equations of second kind.
Section
MGSU MGSUBMGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSUof 04 Mark
MGSU MGSU each
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Hamilton's
MGSU MGSUvariables. Hamilton
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU cononical equations
MGSU MGSU MGSU cyclic
MGSU MGSU coordinates,
MGSU MGSU MGSU
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU are
MGSU compulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Poisson's
MGSU MGSU Bracket.
MGSU MGSUPoisson's
MGSU MGSUidentity.
MGSU Jacobi-Poisson
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUTheorem. Hamilton
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section
MGSU MGSUCMGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSUof 20 Mark
MGSU MGSU each
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Jacobi Equations.
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
attempt
MGSU any
MGSU03 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit MGSU
Unit-I ( MGSU MGSU
Special MGSU MGSU )MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Functions ( MGSU MGSU
Partial MGSU MGSU
Differantial MGSU MGSU
Equations ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Hyper
MGSU Geometric
MGSU MGSU MGSUand Confluence,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Hyper geometric
MGSU MGSU Functions.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Hermite
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUExamples
MGSU MGSUof PDE.
MGSU MGSUClassification.
MGSU MGSU MGSU Nonlinear
MGSU MGSU first order
MGSU MGSU PDE,
MGSUTransport
MGSU MGSU
and Laguerre
MGSU MGSU MGSU Polynomial,
MGSU MGSU MGSUtheirMGSU
generating
MGSU MGSUfunctions andMGSU
MGSU MGSU general
MGSUintegral
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUEquation
MGSU MGSU - Initial
MGSU value Problem.
MGSU MGSU Non-homogeneous
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUEquation.
MGSU MGSU MGSU
properties. Unit V
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-II
MGSU (Special
MGSU MGSU Functions
MGSU MGSU )MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ( Partial Differantial
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Equations
MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Legendres
MGSU polynomial
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU. Associated
MGSU MGSU MGSU Legendre's
MGSU MGSUfunctions.
MGSU MGSUBessel's func-
MGSU MGSU Laplace's
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Equation-Fundamental
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Solution. Mean
MGSU MGSU Value
MGSU MGSUFormulas.
MGSU MGSU Heat
MGSU
tions.MGSU
MGSU Recurrence
MGSU MGSU relations.
MGSU MGSU Orthogonal properties.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Equation
MGSU MGSU -Fundamental
MGSU MGSU MGSU Solution,
MGSU MGSU Mean
MGSU Value
MGSU MGSUFormula, Properties
MGSU MGSU of
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-III
MGSU(Tensors)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Solutions.
MGSU MGSU Wave Equation
MGSU MGSU MGSU-MGSU
Fundamental
MGSU MGSUSolution,
MGSU MGSUSolution
MGSU MGSU byMGSU
spherical
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Transformation MGSU MGSU MGSU
of Coordinates, MGSU MGSU
Covarient, MGSU MGSU MGSU
Contravarient andMGSU
mixedMGSU
ten-MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
means (polar MGSU MGSUNon-homogeneous
forms), MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUwave MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
equations.
sors. Invariants. Addition, subtraction and multiplication of tensors. Con- Books Recommended :
tractions
MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
tensors
MGSUQuotient
MGSU MGSU Law of tensors.
MGSU MGSU MGSU Fundamental Tensors,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSULength
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU1.MGSU
Classical
MGSU MGSU Mechanics
Goldstien
of Curve, Associated tensors.Christoffel symbols, Covariant Differentia- 2. Engineering Mathematics :
Erwin Kreyszig
tion
MGSUof tensors,
MGSU LawsMGSU
MGSU MGSU of covariant
MGSU MGSU differentiation
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3.MGSU
Dynamics
MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
RigidMGSU
Bodies
MGSU MGSU MGSU: MGSU
M. Ray MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-IV(Tensors)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 4.MGSU
Rigid
MGSU Body
MGSUDynamics
GokhrooMGSUet.al.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Geodisics, Null MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU Geodesics,
MGSU MGSUGeodesics
MGSU MGSU Coordinates Parallelism,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Covarient
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU5.MGSU
Advanced
MGSU MGSU Differential
MGSU MGSUEquations
MGSU MGSU MGSU: MGSU
M.D.MGSU
Raisinghania
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
derivatives,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Reimann-christroffel
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU tensor, curvature
MGSU MGSU tensor,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Ricci
MGSUtensor,
MGSU MGSUidentity,
Bianchi MGSU MGSUReimaan
curvature, MGSU MGSU
Flat space, MGSUof
space MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
constant Opt. MGSU
Paper MGSUIV MGSU MGSU MGSU
( Fluid MGSU MGSU
Dynamics ) MGSU MGSU MGSU
curvature. 3 Hrs duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Max.MGSUMarks 100
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-V
MGSU (Integral
MGSU MGSU Transform)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Note
MGSU: MGSU
The MGSU
paper consists
MGSU of three
Laplace Transform: Definition and properties, Rules of manipulation: Section A : This section contain 10 questions of 02 Mark each
Laplace
MGSU MGSU Transform
MGSU MGSUof derivatives,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Inverse Transform,
MGSU MGSU Complex
MGSU MGSU in version
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (02 question
MGSU MGSUfrom MGSUeach
MGSUunit)
MGSUall
MGSUquestions are
MGSU MGSU compulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU
formula,
MGSU MGSU Convolution theorem
MGSU MGSU MGSU , UseMGSU
MGSU MGSU of Laplace Transform
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUto solve differ-
MGSU MGSU Section
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUB : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain
MGSU MGSU05 questions of 04MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU Mark each
MGSU MGSU MGSU
ential equation with constant coefficient, Variable coefficients, (01 question from each unit) all questions are compulsory
Simultanens
MGSU MGSU MGSU equations
MGSU MGSU and
MGSU simple Partial
MGSU MGSU differential
MGSU MGSU MGSUequation.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Section
MGSU MGSUC : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain
MGSU MGSU MGSU
REFERENCES :
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (01 question
MGSU unit)
MGSU attempt
MGSU MGSU any 03MGSU
MGSU questions
MGSU MGSU
1. Rainville E.D. : Special Functions Chapter :1,6,8,11 & 12 Unit I
2.
MGSUSneddon
MGSU MGSU I.N. : MGSU
MGSU MGSU The useMGSU ofMGSU
Integral
MGSUTransform , Mc-Graw
MGSU MGSU MGSU Hill MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU Kinematic
MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
idealMGSU
fluid,MGSU
Lagrange's
MGSU MGSU and Euler's
MGSU MGSU method,
MGSU MGSU Equation
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
con-
Co., 1966 MGSU in
tinuity MGSU MGSU MGSU
cartesian, MGSUand
Polar MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
cylinderical MGSU MGSU MGSU
co-ordinales, MGSU MGSU
Boundary sur-
3.
MGSUSpeigal
MGSU MGSUM.R. : MGSU
MGSU MGSU Theory and
MGSU Problem
MGSU of Laplace
MGSU MGSU Transform
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUfaces,
MGSU stream
MGSU MGSU lines,
MGSU Path
MGSU lines,
MGSUVelocity
MGSU MGSU potential,
MGSU MGSU Rotational
MGSU MGSUand Irrota-
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU McGraw MGSUHill
MGSUCo.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU tional
MGSUmotion,
MGSU MGSU Equation
MGSU MGSUof motion,
MGSU MGSUBernoulli's theorem,
MGSU MGSU D'Alember's
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUpara-
MGSU
4. Slater L.J : Confluent Hypergeometric Functions, dox, Euler's momentum theorem, Helmholtz,
Cauchy's integrals, Motion
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Cambridge
MGSU MGSUUniversity
MGSU MGSUPress,1966
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU due to MGSU
MGSU impulsive forces.
5.
MGSUL.J.
MGSUSlater : MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU Generalized
MGSU MGSU Hypergeometric
MGSU MGSU MGSUFunctions,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
Cambridge University Press, 1966 Motion in two dimensions,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Stream function, Irrotational motion,
MGSU MGSU Complex
MGSU MGSU MGSU
6.
MGSUGokhroo
MGSU MGSU et.al : MGSU
MGSU MGSU SpecialMGSUFunctions,
MGSU MGSUNavkar Publications,
MGSU MGSU Ajmer
MGSU MGSU MGSU potential,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Sources,
MGSU MGSU Sinks,
MGSU Doublets
MGSU MGSUand MGSUimages,
MGSU MGSU Motion of circular
MGSU MGSU and
MGSU MGSU
MGSUGokhroo
7. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
et.al : MGSU MGSU MGSU
Transform MGSU MGSU
Calculus, MGSU
Navkar MGSU MGSU MGSU
Publications, Ajmer MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
elliptical MGSU MGSU
cylinder, MGSU
Motion ofMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
a sphere
reverse
MGSU polish
MGSU MGSUnotation.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 8.MGSU
Berry
MGSUSpain
MGSU MGSU: MGSU Tensor
MGSU MGSUCalculus
Unit V 9. Bansal J.L. : Tensor Calculus,
Jaipur Publication House,
Introductory computability theory: finite State machines and their transi- Jaipur.
tion table,
MGSU diagrams.
MGSU MGSU Equivalence
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUof finite
MGSU state
MGSU machine.
MGSU MGSU MGSU Reduced
MGSU MGSU ma- 10.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU RajMGSU
MGSU BaliMGSU MGSU: MGSU Tensor
MGSU MGSUCalculus, Navkar
MGSU MGSU MGSU Publications,
MGSU MGSU MGSUAjmer
MGSU
chine homomorphism. Finite automaton. Acceptors non-deterministic
finite MGSU
MGSU automata and equivalence
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU of its
MGSUpower
MGSUto thatMGSU
MGSU of deterministic
MGSU MGSU MGSUfinite
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUPaper
MGSU-MGSU
IV (MGSU
Differential
MGSU MGSUand MGSUIntegral
MGSU MGSUEquations
MGSU MGSU )MGSU MGSU
automata.
MGSU Moore
MGSU MGSU MGSUand
MGSUmealy
MGSUmachines.
MGSU MGSU Turning
MGSU MGSU machine
MGSU MGSU and partial
MGSU MGSU re- Duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU - 3MGSU
Hrs.MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Max
MGSUMarks 100
MGSU MGSU
cursive
MGSU functions.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Note
MGSU: MGSU
The MGSU
paper consists
MGSU of three
Grammars
MGSU MGSU MGSUandMGSU
languages:
MGSU MGSU Phrase structure
MGSU MGSU MGSU grammars,
MGSU MGSU MGSU rewriting rules,
MGSU MGSU Section
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU A : MGSU
MGSU MGSU ThisMGSU
section
MGSUcontain
MGSU MGSU 10 questions of 02MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU
derivations and MGSU MGSU MGSU
sentential MGSULanguage
forms. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
generated by MGSU
a MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
grammar, (02 MGSU MGSUfrom
question MGSUeach
MGSU unit)
MGSU all
MGSU MGSU MGSU
questions MGSU
are MGSU MGSU
compulsory
regular, context free and context sensitive grammar sand languages, Section B : This section contain 05 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU of 04 Mark each
regular
MGSU sets
MGSU MGSUand regular
MGSU MGSU expressions
MGSU MGSU MGSU and theMGSU
MGSU pumping lemma,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Kleen's
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (01 question
MGSUunit)
MGSUall questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU
theorem. Section C : This section contain 05 questions
of 20 Mark each
Books
MGSU Recommended:
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (01 question
MGSU unit)
MGSU attempt
MGSU questions
MGSU MGSU
1. J.P.
MGSU Tremblay
MGSU MGSU MGSU and
MGSUR.MGSU
Mamohar
MGSU MGSU : MGSU
Discrete mathematical
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-I
MGSU( MGSU
Differential
MGSU MGSU Equations )
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU structures
MGSU MGSU with applications
MGSU MGSU MGSUto Existence
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and uniqueness
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUof solution of dy/dx
MGSU MGSU MGSU=MGSU
f(x,y), Cannonical
MGSU MGSU MGSUforms
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Computer
MGSU MGSU Science, McGraw
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and reduction
MGSU MGSU MGSU to MGSU
canonical forms.
MGSU MGSU MGSU Classification
secondMGSUorder
MGSUPDE,
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU HillMGSU
BookMGSUCo.MGSU
1997MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Separation MGSU MGSU
of variable MGSUEquation,
for Heat MGSU MGSU MGSU
WaveMGSU MGSU MGSU
equations andMGSU MGSU
Laplace
2. Seymour, Lepschtz : Finite Mathematics Equation.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Intonations
MGSU MGSU edition, 1983
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-II
MGSU(MGSU
Differential
MGSU MGSU Equations )
McGraw Hill Book Co. New Linear Boundary value problem, (Eigen
values eigen functions, normal-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU York MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ized eigen
MGSU MGSUfunctions
MGSU MGSU eigen
MGSUfunction
MGSU MGSU expansion,
MGSU MGSURayleigh
MGSU MGSU quotient),
MGSU MGSU Strum
MGSU
3. C.L.
MGSU MGSULiv
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU
Elements
MGSU MGSUof Discrete
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Liouville
MGSU MGSUBoundary
MGSU MGSUvalueMGSUproblem,
MGSU MGSU Cauchy problem
MGSU MGSU MGSU and
MGSUcharacteristics,
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Mathematics
MGSU MGSU MGSUMcGraw
MGSU Hill
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Green's function.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Book MGSUCo. New
MGSU York
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-III ( Calulus
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUof Variation
MGSU MGSU )MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
4. N.Deo : MGSU
GraphMGSU MGSU MGSU
Theory withMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Application MGSU MGSU
Linear MGSU MGSU
functionals, MGSU MGSU
Minimal MGSU MGSU
functional MGSU MGSU
theorem, MGSU MGSU
General MGSU MGSU
Variations of a
to Engineering Computer function, Euler-Lagranges equation, Variational
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU method for Boundary value
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Science.Prentice
MGSU MGSU MGSUhallMGSU ofMGSU
India. problems
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU inMGSU
ordinary
MGSUand MGSUpartial differential
MGSU MGSU equations.
Unit-IV ( Integral
Equations )
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Opt. MGSU
Paper IIIMGSU
MGSU ( Mechanics
MGSU MGSU MGSU) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Linear
MGSU integral
MGSU MGSU equations
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
first and
MGSU second kindMGSU
MGSU MGSU of Fredholm
MGSU MGSUand Volterra
MGSU MGSU
3 HrsMGSU
MGSU duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUMax. MGSU Marks
MGSU MGSU 100 types,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Homogeneous
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Fredholm
MGSU MGSU integral equations,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUFredholm integral
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Note : The paper consists of three sections equations with separable kernels, solution by successive substitutions
Section
MGSU A MGSU
MGSU : This MGSUsection contain
MGSU MGSU 10MGSU
MGSU questions
MGSU MGSU of 02
MGSUMark
MGSUeach
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and successive
MGSU MGSU MGSUapproximations
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU areMGSUcompulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-V ( Integral
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUEquations
MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section B : This section contain 05 questions of 04 Mark each Volterra integral equations and
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU their solutions solutions by successive
MGSU MGSU
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU areMGSUcompulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU substitutions
MGSU MGSU MGSUandMGSU
successive
MGSU MGSU approximations,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Classical
MGSU MGSU Fredholm
MGSU MGSUtheory,
MGSU
MGSU
SectionMGSU
CMGSU
: ThisMGSU MGSU MGSU
section MGSU
questions MGSU
of 20 MGSU
Mark MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
each MGSU
The MGSU MGSU
Fredholm MGSU MGSUHelbert
alternative MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Schimdt MGSU
theory MGSU MGSU MGSU
of Symmetric MGSU
Kernels.
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
attempt
MGSUany
MGSU03 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU REFERENCES
MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSUI MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 1.MGSU
Lovitle
MGSUW.V.
MGSU MGSU: MGSU Integral
MGSU MGSU Equation, Dover
MGSU MGSU MGSU Publications
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Moment and product of Inertia, parallel axes. Momental Ellipsoid, 2. Kanwal R.P. : Linear Integral
Equation Theory and
D'Alembert's
MGSU MGSU MGSU principle.
MGSU MGSU Motion about
MGSU MGSU MGSUa fixed axis, MGSU
MGSU MGSU General
MGSU equation
MGSU MGSUof MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Techneques,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Academic
MGSU MGSUPress,
MGSU New York MGSU
MGSU MGSU
motion
MGSU ofMGSU
MGSU a rigid
MGSU body, Moment
MGSU MGSU MGSUabout
MGSU MGSUa fixed
MGSUaxis, The MGSU
MGSU MGSU compound
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3.MGSU
Gokhroo
MGSU MGSUet.alMGSU: MGSU Differential
MGSU MGSU Equation
MGSU MGSUand
MGSU Calculus
MGSU MGSUof MGSU
variation,
MGSU
pandulum, Centre of percussion. Navkar Publications,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Ajmer
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSUII MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 4.MGSU
Gokhroo
MGSU MGSU et.al
MGSU:MGSU Integral
MGSU MGSU Equation, Navkar
MGSU MGSU MGSUPublications,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Ajmer
MGSU
MGSU
Motion MGSU
of aMGSU
rigidMGSU
bodyMGSU MGSU
in two MGSU MGSUunder
dimensions MGSU MGSU
finiteMGSU MGSU MGSUforces,
and impulsive MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 5.MGSU
FredMGSU
A. MGSU MGSU: MGSU
Hinchey MGSU MGSU MGSU
Introduction MGSU MGSUMathematics
to Applicable MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Part-II, Wiley
MGSU MGSUEastern
MGSU MGSU Ltd.MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 5.MGSUSaxena,
MGSU MGSU R.KMGSU: MGSU disciplines,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Wiley Eastern
MGSU Ltd., MGSU
MGSU MGSU NewMGSU Delhi,MGSU
6. S.G. Mikhlin : Linear Integral Equation 1960 (Translated from (1978)
(Chapters 1to3)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Russian) MGSU Hindustan
MGSU MGSU MGSUBookMGSU agency
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 6.MGSURaninville
MGSU MGSU E.D.
MGSU: MGSU Special
MGSU MGSU functions,
MGSU MGSU TheMGSU
MacMaillan
MGSU MGSU Co.,
MGSU(1960)
MGSU
MGSUA.N.
7. MGSUSneddon
MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSUMixed Boundary
MGSU MGSU MGSUValue
MGSU Problem
MGSU MGSU in MGSU
Potential
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 7.MGSUSaran,
MGSU N.,MGSU MGSU: MGSU Special
MGSU MGSU functions,
MGSU MGSU Pragati
MGSUPrakashan,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Meerut.
MGSU
Theory, North Halland, 1966 Sharma, S.D. et.al. Chapter
4
8. Goyal
MGSU MGSU MGSUet.al.MGSU MGSU
: MGSUIntegral MGSUEquation,
MGSU MGSUjaipur
MGSU publishing
MGSU MGSUhouse jaipur
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Opt.
MGSUPaper II (Advance
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUDiscrete
MGSU MGSUMathematics)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU PAPER
MGSU MGSU- V (MGSU
Numerical
MGSU MGSUMethods
MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Duration
MGSU MGSU : 3MGSU
Hrs.MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Max. Marks:
MGSU 100
MGSU MGSU
Duration:
MGSU MGSU MGSU3 Hrs.MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Max.
MGSUMarks:
MGSU MGSU 100 Note
The MGSU
paper consists
MGSU MGSU MGSUof three
MGSUsections
MGSU
NoteMGSU
: The MGSU MGSU
paper MGSU MGSU
consists of MGSU
threeMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
sections MGSU MGSU
Section A : MGSU
ThisMGSU MGSU
section MGSU MGSU
contain MGSU MGSU MGSU
10 questions of 02MGSU
Mark MGSU
each MGSU MGSU
Section A : This section contain 10 questions of 02 Mark each (02 question from
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU each unit) all questions are compulsory
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU are MGSUcompulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Section
MGSU MGSUB : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain
Mark each
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section B : This section contain 05 questions of 04 Mark each (01 question from
each unit) all questions are compulsory
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSUare MGSUcompulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Section
MGSU MGSUC : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain
Mark each
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section
MGSU MGSU CMGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSU of 20MGSUMark
MGSUeach
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (01 question
MGSU MGSUfromMGSUeachMGSU unit)
MGSU attempt
MGSU questions
MGSU MGSU
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
attempt
MGSU anyMGSU03 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSUI MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
NoteMGSU
MGSU : scientific
MGSU MGSUcalculators
MGSU MGSU (nonMGSUprogramming
MGSU MGSU MGSU ) are allowed
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Formal
MGSU MGSUlogic-Structures
MGSU MGSU MGSU symbolic
MGSU MGSU representation,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU propositional
MGSU MGSUlogic,
MGSU
Unit-I MGSU MGSU MGSU
equivalence, MGSU MGSU MGSU
Contradictions and MGSU MGSU MGSU
tautologies, MGSU MGSU
Argument andMGSU MGSUpredi-
validity, MGSU
Iterative methods : Simple iteration, theory of iteration, acceleration of cates and quantifiers. Semi groups
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and monoids-definition and examples
conversion,
MGSU MGSU MGSU methods
MGSU MGSUfor MGSU
multiple MGSU and complex
MGSU MGSU MGSU roots,
MGSU Newton
MGSU MGSURaphson
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
semiMGSUgroup and
MGSU monoid,
MGSU congruence
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU relations
MGSU MGSUand semi
MGSU MGSUgroups, and
MGSU MGSU
method for simultaneous equations, convergence of iteration process in sub monoids, direct products, basic
homomorphism theorem.
the
MGSUcase
MGSUof MGSUseveral
MGSUunknowns.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-II
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Lattices:
MGSU MGSU Lattices as partially
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ordered
MGSU MGSU sets, their
MGSU properties,
MGSU MGSU MGSUlattices
MGSU MGSU as
Solution of polynomial equations, polynomial evaluation, real and com- algebraic system, sub lattices, direct
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU products and homomorphism, some
plex
MGSUroots,
MGSU MGSUsynthetic division,
MGSU MGSU MGSUthe Birge-Vieta,
MGSU Baristow
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUandMGSUGraffe's
MGSU MGSU root special
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU lattices
MGSU MGSU MGSUe.g.
MGSUcomplete,
MGSU MGSUcomplemented
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and distributive
MGSU MGSU MGSU lattices.
MGSU
MGSU MGSU methods,
squaring MGSU MGSU MGSUsystem MGSU ofMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
simultaneous MGSU MGSU
equation MGSU -direct
(Linear) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
join-irreducible MGSU MGSUatoms.
elements, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
methods
MGSU MGSU-Methods
MGSU MGSUof determination.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Gauss
MGSUelimination,
MGSU MGSU MGSU GaussMGSUJordan,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Boolean
MGSU MGSU Algebras: Boolean
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUAlgebras as lattices.
MGSU MGSU Various
MGSU MGSU MGSUBoolean
MGSU MGSU identi-
MGSU
Cholesky,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Partition methods
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU of successive,
MGSU MGSU MGSU approximate
MGSU MGSU MGSU-conjugate
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ties,
MGSUthe switching
MGSU MGSU MGSUalgebra
MGSU MGSUexample, sub MGSU
MGSU MGSU algebras, and MGSU
MGSU MGSU minterms and
MGSU MGSU
Gracient, Gauss and Jacobi iteration, Gauss seidal iteration & Relax- maxterms Boolean forms and their
quivalence, minimization of Boolean
ation methods.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU functions,
MGSU MGSUapplication
MGSU MGSU MGSUof Boolean
MGSU MGSU algebra
MGSU MGSU to MGSU
switching theory
MGSU MGSU MGSU (using
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-III
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU AND,OR,
MGSU MGSU NOTMGSUgates), the Karnaugh
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU mapMGSU method.
Eigen value problem, basic properties of eigen values and eigen vectors,
Unit III
power
MGSU MGSUmethods
MGSU MGSU for MGSU
findingMGSU allMGSU
eigen pairs
MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
a matrix,
MGSU MGSUcomplex eigen
MGSU MGSU Graph
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU theory:
MGSU MGSU definition
undirected
MGSU MGSU graphs, directMGSU
MGSU MGSU graphs,
MGSUpaths,
MGSU MGSUcir-
values.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU cuits,
MGSUcycles
MGSU MGSU andMGSU
sub MGSU
graphs,MGSU induced
MGSU MGSU sub graphs,
MGSU degree
a vertex,
MGSU
Curve fitting
MGSU MGSU MGSU and function
MGSU approximation,
MGSU MGSU leastMGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU squareMGSU error
MGSUcriterion,
MGSU MGSU lin- weighted
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU undirected
MGSU MGSUgraphs,
MGSU MGSU matrix
MGSUrepresentations
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU of graphs , connec-
MGSU MGSU MGSU
ear
MGSUregression,
MGSU MGSU MGSU polynomial
MGSU MGSU fitting and
MGSU other
MGSU curve
MGSU MGSU fitting,
MGSU approximation
MGSU MGSU MGSUof tivity,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUstrong
MGSU MGSUconnectivity,
MGSU MGSUcomplete
MGSU MGSUand MGSU complete
MGSU MGSU bipartite
MGSU MGSU graphs, iso-
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU by
functions MGSU MGSUseries
Taylor MGSU MGSU
and MGSU MGSU MGSU
Chebyshev MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
polynomials. MGSU MGSU
morphic MGSU MGSU
graphs, MGSU
planar MGSU MGSU
graphs andMGSU
theirMGSU MGSU MGSU
property, MGSU
Euler's MGSU MGSU
formula for
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit-IV
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU connected
MGSU MGSUplanar graphs,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Eulers
MGSU MGSU theorem
MGSU MGSUon the
MGSUexistence
MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
Eulerian
MGSU
Numerical
MGSU MGSU MGSUsolution
MGSUof ordinary
MGSU MGSU MGSUdifferential equations,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Taylor
MGSUseries meth-
MGSU MGSU path
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and
MGSUcircuts, Kuratowski's
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU theorem
MGSU MGSU(Statement only)
MGSU its use
MGSU,
ods, Euler's and modified Euler's method, Runge-Kutta method upto fourth cut sets , fundamental cut sets
and cyles, Dijksta' algorithm and
order, multiMGSU
MGSU MGSU stepMGSU
method
MGSU(Predictor
MGSU MGSU-Corrector Strategies),
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU stability analy-
MGSU MGSU Warshall's
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUalgorithm
sis
MGSU-single
MGSU MGSUand MGSU
multiMGSU
stepMGSU
methods.MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit MGSU
Unit-V Tree , Spanning
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU tree, Minimal spanning trees
MGSUand Kruskal
MGSU and Prim
MGSU MGSU MGSUalgo-
MGSU
Difference
MGSU MGSU MGSU methods for Boundary
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUvalue problems,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ordinary differential
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU rithms,
MGSU MGSUbinary search
MGSU tree.MGSU
MGSU MGSU TreeMGSUtraversals.
MGSU MGSU Notation of syntax
MGSU MGSU analysis,
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU
equations, MGSU MGSU
boundary value MGSU MGSU MGSU
problems, MGSU MGSU
shooting MGSU MGSU
methods, finiteMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
difference MGSU notation,
polish MGSU MGSUconversions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUexpression
of infix MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
to polish MGSU MGSU
notations. The
5.
MGSUSharma,
MGSU MGSU K.D.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU
Continuum
MGSU MGSUMechanics,
MGSU MGSU MGSUNavkar
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUmethods,
MGSU MGSU difference
MGSU MGSUscheme
MGSU MGSU forMGSU
non MGSU
linearMGSU
boundary
MGSU MGSUvalue
MGSUproblems
MGSU MGSUof
Publications, AJMER the type.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Books
MGSU MGSUrecommended
MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Optional
MGSU MGSU MGSU Papers
MGSU MGSU MGSU (ANY
MGSU THREE
MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
the following)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 1.MGSU
Jain, Iyengar
MGSU & Jain
MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU Numerical
MGSU MGSUAnalysis
Opt. PAPER - I (Generalized Hypergeometric Functions) 2. Jain M.K. : Numerical
Solution of differential equations.
Duration 3 Hrs.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Max.
MGSU Marks : 100
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU M. MGSU
A. / M.
MGSU Sc. (Final)
MGSU Examination,
MGSU MGSU 2021MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Note : The
MGSU MGSU paper
MGSU MGSUconsists
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
threeMGSU
sections
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Papers
MGSU MGSU Nomenclature
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Duration
MGSU MGSUMax.Marks
MGSU MGSU
Section
MGSU MGSUA MGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSU of 02 Mark
MGSU MGSU each
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Compulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU Papers
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU are MGSU compulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUVIMGSU MGSU Topology andMGSU
MGSU MGSU Functional
MGSU MGSUAnalysis
Hrs. MGSU MGSU 100MGSU
MGSU MGSU
Section B MGSU
: MGSU
This MGSU MGSU
section MGSU
questions of MGSU
04 MGSU
Mark MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
each MGSU MGSU
VII MGSU MGSU
Continuum MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Mechanics 3 MGSU
(01 question from each unit) all questions are compulsory Optional Papers (Any THREE
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU of the following ) :
Section
MGSU MGSUCMGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSU of 20 Mark
MGSU MGSU each
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUOpt Paper
MGSU MGSUI MGSU MGSU
Generalized
MGSU MGSU Hyper-
(01 question from each unit) attempt any 03 questions geometric Functions
3 Hrs. 100
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UNIT-
MGSU1 MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Opt Paper
MGSU MGSUIIMGSU MGSU
Advance
MGSUDiscrete
MGSU MGSU Mathematics
Generalized
MGSU MGSU MGSU Hypergeometric
MGSU MGSU MGSUFunctions: Definition,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUConvergence condi-
MGSU MGSU MGSU Opt
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Paper
MGSU MGSUIII Mechanics
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3MGSU
tionsMGSU
MGSU for pFq
MGSUdifferential
MGSU MGSU MGSUequation and its
MGSU MGSU MGSUsolution,
MGSU MGSU Watson's,
MGSU MGSU Dixon's,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUOpt Paper
MGSU MGSUIV FluidMGSU
MGSU MGSU Dynamics
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3MGSU
Whipple's
MGSU and MGSU
MGSU MGSU Saalschutz
MGSU MGSU theorems
MGSU MGSUforMGSU
the MGSU
series 3F2MGSU
MGSU withMGSU
unitMGSU
argu- Opt
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Paper
MGSU MGSUV Operations
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Research
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3MGSU
MGSU
ment,MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Fundamental MGSUdue
theorem MGSUtoMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
thomae. MGSU
Opt PaperMGSUVI MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Topology 3MGSU
UNIT-2 Opt Paper VII Mathematical theory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU of
Contour
MGSU MGSU integral
MGSU MGSUrepresentation
MGSU MGSU MGSU forMGSU
pFq,MGSUEuler's
MGSU type integrals
MGSU MGSU MGSUinvolving
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Statistics
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3MGSU
pFq. Special cases, Product formulas due to Ramanujan, Preece and Opt Paper VIII Computer Applications
Bailey.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (OnlyMGSUfor regular
MGSU MGSU students)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3MGSU
Meijer's
MGSU MGSU GMGSU
function: Definition,
MGSU MGSU Nature
MGSU MGSU MGSUand
MGSU convergence
MGSU MGSU MGSU conditions
MGSU MGSU for Opt
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUPaper
MGSUIX Relativity
Cosmology
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3MGSU
the contours,
MGSU MGSU MGSUspecial
MGSU MGSUcases,
MGSUIdentities.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Paper - VI (Topology
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU andMGSU
Functional
MGSU MGSU Analysis
MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UNIT-3
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 3 MGSU
Hrs. MGSU
duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 100 MGSUMarks
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Transformation MGSU MGSU
formulas, MGSU MGSU MGSU
differentiation MGSU MGSU
formulas, MGSU MGSU
recurrence MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
relations, MGSU
Note : MGSU
The MGSU
paper MGSU MGSU MGSU
consists MGSUsections
of three MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Contiguous
MGSU MGSU MGSU functions,
MGSU MGSU relations.
MGSU MGSUSimple
MGSUfinite
MGSUand MGSU infinite integrals
MGSU MGSU MGSU involv-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUSection
MGSU MGSU A : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain
MGSU MGSU MGSU
ing G-function,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUMellin andMGSU
MGSU Laplace
MGSU transforms
MGSU MGSU MGSU of G-function.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (02 question
MGSUunit)
MGSUall questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU
UNIT-4 Section B : This section contain 05 questions
of 04 Mark each
H-function:
MGSU MGSU MGSU Definition,
MGSU MGSU Convergence
MGSU MGSU MGSU conditions,
MGSU MGSU Series
MGSU representations,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (01 question
MGSUunit)
MGSUall questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Special
MGSU cases,
MGSU MGSU Transformation
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU formulas, Identities,
MGSU MGSU Differentiation
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU formu-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUSection
MGSU MGSU C : MGSU
ThisMGSU
section
MGSU contain
MGSU MGSU MGSU
las, Multiplication formulas. (01 question from each unit) attempt any 03 questions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UNIT-5
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUUnit MGSUI MGSU
( Topology
MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Recurrence
MGSU MGSU MGSU relations,
MGSU MGSU Contiguous function
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUrelations,
MGSU MGSUfinite and infinite
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUTopological
MGSU MGSU spaces:
MGSU MGSU Neighbour
MGSU MGSU hood
MGSUand
MGSU neighbourhood
MGSU MGSU MGSUsystem,
MGSU MGSU coarser
MGSU
integrals involving H-functions. and finer topologies, relative topologies,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU equivalent definitions of topolo-
Books
MGSU Recommended
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU :MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU gies.
MGSU open
MGSUandMGSUclosed functions,
MGSU MGSU Continuity
MGSU MGSU and MGSU
MGSU MGSU topological equivalence:.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU
1. Bailey, W. MGSU
N., MGSU: MGSU MGSU MGSU
Generalised MGSU MGSU MGSUSeries,
Hypergeometric MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUspaces,
Homeomorphic MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
topological MGSU MGSU
properties, MGSU MGSU
topologies MGSU MGSU
induced by
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Cambridge University
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Press, Cambridge,
MGSU MGSU MGSU (1935) functions.
2. Mathai
MGSU MGSU MGSU A.M.and : MGSU
MGSU MGSU Generalised
MGSU MGSUHypergeometric
MGSU MGSU MGSUfunctions MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUUnit
MGSU MGSUwith MGSUII( Topology
MGSU MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
applications in Separation axioms: T1 space, Hausdorff
spaces, regular spaces, Func-
3. R.K.Saxena,
Statistics
MGSUand
MGSUPhysical
MGSU MGSU Sciences,
MGSU MGSU Lecture Notes
MGSU MGSU tions
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU that
MGSUseparate
MGSU MGSUpoints.
MGSUCompletely
MGSU MGSU MGSUregular
MGSUspaces
MGSU MGSUsequentially
MGSU MGSUcom- MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU in Mathematics,
Springer
MGSUverlag, NewMGSU
MGSU MGSU York, pact
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUsets,
MGSU countably
MGSU MGSUcompact
MGSU MGSU sets.
MGSULocally
MGSU MGSUcompact
MGSU MGSUspaces, compact-
MGSU MGSU MGSU
(1973). (Chapters 1 to 4 ). ness in metric spaces.
4. Mathai
MGSU MGSU MGSU A.M. : MGSU
MGSU MGSU The H-fuction
MGSU MGSUwith
MGSUapplications
MGSU MGSU MGSU in Statistics.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit MGSU
III ( Banach
MGSU MGSU Spaces ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU
MGSUand
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
other MGSU MGSU
Normed MGSUspaces,
Vector MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Banach MGSU MGSU
Spaces MGSUexamples,
and their MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Continu-
ous linear
MGSU transformations,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU The Hahn-Banach
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU theorem andMGSU
MGSU MGSU its applica- sian
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU tensors,
MGSU MGSU MGSUAddition,
MGSU MGSU Subtraction
MGSU MGSUand MGSUmultiplication
Cartesian ten-
MGSU MGSU
tion, The open mapping theorem , the closed graph theorem ,the uniform sor, Gradient of a scalar function, Divergence
of a vector function and curl
boundedness theorem. of a vector function using the Index
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUnotation, The identity stokes, Gauss
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSUIV MGSU
( Hilbert
MGSU Spaces
MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU and Green's
MGSU theorems.
Inner product spaces, Hilbert space and their examples, Cauchy Unit II
Schwarz's inequality,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Parallelogram
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Law,MGSUOrthogonal
MGSU MGSU complements,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Or- The
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU continuum
MGSU MGSU MGSU approach
MGSU MGSU classification
MGSU MGSU MGSU of continuous
MGSU MGSU MGSU media, Body
MGSU MGSUforces
MGSU
thonormal
MGSU sets.MGSU
MGSU MGSU Bessel's inequality,Gram
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Schmidt orthogonlization
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU pro- and
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU surface
MGSU forces,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Components
stress tensor,
MGSU MGSU Force
MGSU MGSUandMGSU
moment
MGSU
cess,MGSU
MGSU Riesz
MGSUrepresentation
MGSU MGSU MGSU theorem
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU equation
MGSU MGSUof equilibrium,
MGSU MGSU MGSU TheMGSU
stress
MGSU quardric,
MGSU MGSUPrinciple
MGSU MGSU stresses and Prin-
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit
MGSU V MGSU
( Hilbert
MGSUSpaces
MGSU MGSU ) MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU ciple
MGSUaxes,
MGSU Stress
MGSU MGSU invariants
MGSU MGSU andMGSUtheMGSU
stress
MGSU deviator
MGSU MGSU tensor,
MGSUMaximum
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU
Adjoint of MGSU MGSU MGSU
an operator, MGSU
Self MGSU MGSU
adjoint, MGSUand
Normal MGSU MGSU MGSU
Unitary MGSU MGSU
Operators MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
and MGSU MGSU
shearing MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
stress.
their properties, Projections.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU III MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Recommended:
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Lagrangian and Eulerian
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU description
MGSU MGSUof deformation
MGSU MGSU MGSUof flow,MGSU
MGSU the comoving
MGSU MGSU
1. L.A. Luesternik and : Elements of Functional Analysis, derivative, Velocity and acceleration,
The continuity equation.
MGSUL.J.
MGSUSoboler
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUHindustan Publishing
MGSU MGSU MGSU Company
MGSU MGSU (1974).
MGSU MGSU Strain
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUtensors,
MGSU MGSU TheMGSU linear
MGSUrotation
MGSU MGSU tensorMGSUand
MGSU rotation
MGSU MGSU vector,
MGSUAnalysis
MGSU MGSUof
2. A.E.
MGSU MGSUTaylor
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU: Introduction
MGSU MGSU MGSU to Functional Analysis
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU(1958), rotation
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU displacement,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Geometrical
MGSU MGSU meaning
MGSU MGSUof MGSUtheMGSU
components
MGSU MGSUof the
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUJohn WileyMGSU
MGSU MGSU andMGSUSons.MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU linear
MGSUstrain tensor,
MGSU MGSU MGSU Principle
MGSU MGSUaxisMGSU
theory MGSUforMGSU
the linear
MGSU MGSU strain tensor,
MGSU MGSUprop-
MGSU
3. J.Dieudonne
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : Foundations
MGSU MGSU MGSU of Modern
MGSU MGSU Analysis
MGSU MGSU(1969), erties
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUof Linear
MGSU MGSU strain
MGSUtensors,
MGSU MGSU The
MGSU linear
MGSU cubical
MGSU MGSUdilatation, Compatibility
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUAcademic MGSU MGSU MGSUPress. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
equations MGSU
for theMGSU
linear MGSU MGSU
strain MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
components.
4. Kosaku Yosida : Functional Analysis (1974), Narosa
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit MGSUIV MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUPublishingMGSU MGSU MGSUHouse, MGSUNew
MGSUDelhi.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU The rate
MGSU of MGSU
MGSU strainMGSUtensors and the
MGSU MGSU MGSU vorticity
MGSU MGSUtensor,
MGSU TheMGSUrate
MGSUof rotation
MGSU MGSU
5. B. Choudhary : Functional Analysis with Application vector and the vorticity, Properties
of the rate of strain tensor, Rate of
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU(1989), MGSU MGSUWiley
MGSU Eastern
MGSU MGSULimited and MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU cubical dilatation.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUSudarshan MGSU MGSU MGSU Nanda MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Law of MGSU
MGSU conservation
MGSU MGSUof mass
MGSU and
MGSU Eulerain
MGSU Continuity
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU equation, TheMGSU
MGSU MGSU mo-
6. Nahar, T.S : Metric Spaces, Navkar Publications, mentum integral theorem and the equation
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU of motion, Kinetic equation of
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUAJMER MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU state,
MGSUThe
MGSUfirst
MGSU andMGSU theMGSU
second
MGSUlawMGSU ofMGSU
thermodynamics
MGSU MGSU MGSU and theMGSU
MGSU dissipa-
MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU
7. Nahar, T.S.MGSU MGSU :MGSUFunctional
Analysis, NavkarMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Publications, MGSU
tion MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
function.
AJMER
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU UnitMGSU V MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
8. Sharma,
MGSU MGSU MGSU J.N.. :
MGSU MGSU MGSU Functional
MGSU MGSU MGSUAnalysis, Krishana
MGSU MGSU MGSU Prakashan
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUApplication: (Linear
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU elasticity):
MGSU MGSU Assumption
basicMGSUequations,
MGSU MGSUGener-
MGSU
Mandir, Meerut alized Hooke's Law for an isotropic
Homogeneous solid, Compatibility
9. S.Lipsechutz
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : General
MGSU MGSU topology.
MGSU MGSU The anyMGSU
MGSU problem,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUequations.
MGSU MGSU Classification
MGSU MGSU MGSUof types
MGSU MGSU ofMGSU
problems
MGSU MGSU in linear elasticity,
MGSU MGSU The
MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUMCgraw MGSU MGSU Hill
MGSUCo.MGSU
(ch.V,VI,X,Xi)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Principle
MGSU MGSUof MGSU
superposition,
MGSU MGSU MGSU The strain
MGSU MGSU energy
MGSU function,
MGSU MGSU The uniqueness
MGSU MGSU MGSU
10. G.F.Summous : Introduction of topology and modern theorem P.I. Relationship and the work kinetic energy equation,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUAnalysis. MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Irrotational
MGSU MGSU flow
MGSUand MGSU the
MGSUvelocity potential,
MGSU MGSU Kinetic
MGSU MGSU MGSU equation
MGSU MGSU of MGSU
stateMGSU
and
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU the First
MGSU Law
MGSU of Thermodynamics.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU The equation
MGSU MGSU MGSU of continuity, the equa-
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Paper - VII
MGSU MGSU ( Continuum
MGSU MGSU MGSU Mechanics )
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUtions
MGSUofMGSU
motion,
MGSU Vorticity-Strema
MGSU MGSU MGSUSurface MGSU MGSU forMGSU
inviscid
MGSU flow,
MGSU Bernoulli's
MGSU MGSUequa-
MGSU
3 Hrs.
MGSU duration
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU 100 MGSUMarks tions,
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUIrrotational
MGSU MGSU MGSU flowMGSUand MGSU
the velocity
MGSU MGSU potential,
MGSU MGSU Similarity
MGSU MGSU parameters
MGSU MGSU
MGSU
NoteMGSU
: TheMGSU MGSU
paper MGSU MGSU
consists of MGSU
threeMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
sections andMGSU MGSU
fluid MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
flow.
Section
MGSU A MGSU
MGSU : This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSU of 02
MGSUMark
MGSUeach
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSUBooks for Reference
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSUareMGSUcompulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU1.MGSU
D. MGSU
Frederic
MGSUand MGSU T.S.
MGSUChang
MGSU MGSU : MGSU Continuum
MGSU MGSU Mechanics, Ally and
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section B : This section contain 05 questions of 04 Mark each
Bacon. Inc. Boston.
question fromMGSU
MGSU MGSU eachMGSU
unit)MGSU
all questions
MGSU MGSU are
MGSUcompulsory
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU2.MGSU
Mase.
MGSUG.E.
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU Continuum
MGSU MGSU Mechanics
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
Section
MGSU MGSUCMGSU
: This section
MGSU contain
questions
MGSU MGSU of 20
MGSUMark
MGSUeach
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU (Schaum
MGSU MGSUseries)
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU bodies.
(01 question from each unit) attempt any 03 questions 3. Sommefield A. : Mechanics Deformable MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU Unit I MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU 4.MGSU
Mortone
MGSU MGSU E. gurtin
MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU : MGSU AnIntroduction
MGSU MGSU MGSU to Continuum
MGSU MGSU MGSU
MGSU MGSU MGSU
Cartesian MGSU Index
Tensors, MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
notations and MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
transformation, LawsMGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU MGSU
of Carte- MGSU MGSU
Mechanics, MGSU MGSU Press)
(Academic MGSU MGSU

MSC MA Maths

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

MSC MA Maths

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

24 / Syllabus / M.A. / M.Sc. (Maths) Syllabus / M.A. / M.Sc.

M.A. / M.SC. MATHEMATICS

egkjktk xaxk flag fo'ofo|ky;] chdkusj

You might also like