Penguin Dictionary Of Mathematics


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The Penguin Dictionary of Mathematics


The Penguin Dictionary of Mathematics

Author: David Nelson

language: en

Publisher: Penguin UK

Release Date: 2008-10-02


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The Penguin Dictionary of Mathematics takes in all branches of pure and applied mathematics, from algebra to mechanics and from number theory to statistics. Invaluable for students at all levels, it is also a useful and versatile source book for economists, business people, engineers, technicians and scientists of all kinds who use mathematics in the course of their work.

The Penguin Dictionary of Mathematics


The Penguin Dictionary of Mathematics

Author: John Daintith

language: en

Publisher: Puffin Books

Release Date: 1989


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From algebra to number theory and from statistics to mechanics, this versatile dictionary takes in all branches of pure and applied mathematics up to first-year university level. Invaluable for mathematicians, it is also a useful source book for economists, business people, engineers, technicians and scientists of all kinds who need a knowledge of mathematics in the course of their work.

The Penguin Dictionary of Curious and Interesting Numbers


The Penguin Dictionary of Curious and Interesting Numbers

Author: David Wells

language: en

Publisher: Penguin UK

Release Date: 1997-09-04


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Why was the number of Hardy's taxi significant? Why does Graham's number need its own notation? How many grains of sand would fill the universe? What is the connection between the Golden Ratio and sunflowers? Why is 999 more than a distress call? All these questions and a host more are answered in this fascinating book, which has now been newly revised, with nearly 200 extra entries and some 250 additions to the original entries. From minus one and its square root, via cyclic, weird, amicable, perfect, untouchable and lucky numbers, aliquot sequences, the Cattle problem, Pascal's triangle and the Syracuse algorithm, music, magic and maps, pancakes, polyhedra and palindromes, to numbers so large that they boggle the imagination, all you ever wanted to know about numbers is here. There is even a comprehensive index for those annoying occasions when you remember the name but can't recall the number.