Stephen Lovett is a Professor of Mathematics at Wheaton College in Illinois. He has also taught at Eastern Nazerene College. He holds a PhD from Northeastern University. He also authored three well-received texts with CRC Press, including the companion volume, Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces, Second Edition, with Tom Banchoff and Abstract Algebra: Structures and Applications.

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• Analysis of Multivariable FunctionsVariable FramesDifferentiable ManifoldsMultilinear AlgebraAnalysis of ManifoldsIntroduction to Riemannian GeometryApplications of Manifolds to PhysicsA: Point Set TopologyB: Calculus of VariationsC: Further Topics in Multilinear Algebra

Stephen Lovett is a Professor of Mathematics at Wheaton College in Illinois. He has also taught at Eastern Nazerene College. He holds a PhD from Northeastern University. He also authored three well-received texts with CRC Press, including the companion volume, Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces, Second Edition, with Tom Banchoff and Abstract Algebra: Structures and Applications.

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• Analysis of Multivariable FunctionsVariable FramesDifferentiable ManifoldsMultilinear AlgebraAnalysis of ManifoldsIntroduction to Riemannian GeometryApplications of Manifolds to PhysicsA: Point Set TopologyB: Calculus of VariationsC: Further Topics in Multilinear Algebra

Stephen Lovett is a Professor of Mathematics at Wheaton College in Illinois. He has also taught at Eastern Nazerene College. He holds a PhD from Northeastern University. He also authored three well-received texts with CRC Press, including the companion volume, Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces, Second Edition, with Tom Banchoff and Abstract Algebra: Structures and Applications.

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• Analysis of Multivariable FunctionsVariable FramesDifferentiable ManifoldsMultilinear AlgebraAnalysis of ManifoldsIntroduction to Riemannian GeometryApplications of Manifolds to PhysicsA: Point Set TopologyB: Calculus of VariationsC: Further Topics in Multilinear Algebra