Mathematics for Finance
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Collection de Mathématiques pour Étudiants Licence Springer Séries
Cette série offre une approche fraîche et moderne des concepts mathématiques essentiels pour les étudiants de premier cycle. Couvrant tout, du matériel fondamental aux sujets avancés, les manuels s'adressent aux étudiants en mathématiques et en sciences. Chaque volume est riche en exemples, problèmes et solutions entièrement résolues, abordant spécifiquement les domaines de difficulté courants. Ces textes pratiques et concis conviennent aussi bien aux cours semestriels qu'à l'étude indépendante.
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