I take support classes for the module Maths for Scientists, twice a week. This page contains a couple of links which I think are usfull for people taking this module.

Times & Location:

• Group 1: Thursday, 14:00, P520B.
• Group 2: Friday, 10:00, P520B.

Work should be handed into my pigeon hole, in the Space and Astrophysics Group offices, in physical sciences (across the bridge from Physics) on the monday after it is set.

Books:
These are the books that I use whenever I'm stuck on a bit of Math. They are generally texts from first year Mathematics courses, so they may go into too much detail...

• Vector Analysis and Cartesian Tensors. Bourne and Kendall
  Anything to do with vectors and/or co-ordinate systems will be in here.
• Guide to Analysis. Hart
  Core book for 1st year Maths - everyting you'll ever want or need to know about series, limits etc. is here.
• Guide to Linear Algebra. Towers
  Full of examples (as well as the full proofs, if you're interested) of how to find determinants & inverses of matrices, and how to use that to do something usefull - such as solving systems of linear equations.
• Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems. Boyce and DiPrima
  Contains just about every trick for solving ODE's know to man/woman.
• Partial Differential Equations. Strauss
  This ones a bit heavy going, It's only on the list for completeness.

Links:

• Mathworld: Online maths encyclopedia, from the makers of Mathematica.
• Mathmatical Symbols: Definitions of the most commonly used maths symbols and short-hand.