Mathematical Methods in Chemistry and Physics by Michael E. Starzak (1989 Hardcover no DJ) ? Author: Michael E. Starzak ? Publisher: Plenum Press New York, NY U.S.A. 1989 Imposingly thick text grew from a one-semester course the author taught to acquaint advanced undergraduate (and beginning graduate) students with the concepts and methods of linear mathematics. He claims in the preface to be able to cover this in one semester but realizes it should form the basis for two semesters or, better yet, serve as a supplemental text for students in physics or chemistry courses. 11 chapters. *4 contain the basic concepts and methods, *4 focus on topics affecting both physics and chemistry, *3 show the mathematical theory and how to apply to topics of interest in physical operating systems. x + 651pp Laminated hardcover feels and opens as a new book. Virtually no shelf-wear. Interior is tight, clean and unmarked. Both are rare in a book over 30 years old. . ? Size: 4to - over 9 - 12" tall, 661pp ? Condition: Fine (As New) Hardcover w/o DJ ? Always privately owned. 1st Edition likely Copyright 1989. Printed in U.S.A. No specific edition nor print-runs info given; however, foreword seems that of an authentic first. Another edition through a different publisher is listed for sale, but no indication Plenum offered an edition other than 1989. 1st assumed since Plenum is cited as publisher. ISBN: 0-306-43066-5. LCCN: 88-32133. No MSR.