The Penguin Dictionary of Mathematics
The Penguin Dictionary of Mathematics by John Daintith is a comprehensive reference published by Penguin USA in September 1989. This reprint edition spans 352 pages and is presented in English. It covers a wide range of topics in mathematics, including algebra, number theory, statistics, and mechanics, making it a versatile resource for students and professionals alike.
Readers will find over 3,200 cross-referenced entries, accompanied by numerous explanatory diagrams that enhance understanding. The dictionary includes expanded sections on contemporary topics such as chaos, fractals, and graph theory, as well as biographies of more than 200 significant figures in mathematics. This edition provides thorough coverage of subjects relevant to both high school and college curricula, making it a valuable tool for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge of mathematics.
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From algebra to number theory, statistics to mechanics, this versatile and completely updated reference takes in all branches of pure and applied mathematics. Features include:
� More than 3,200 cross-referenced entries, supported by dozens of explanatory diagrams
� Expanded, up-to-date sections on such topics as chaos, fractals, and graph theory
� Biographies of more than 200 key figures in mathematics
� Comprehensive coverage of subjects taught in both high school and college
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