Best of
Mathematics

1966

Principia: Vol. I: The Motion of Bodies


Isaac Newton - 1966
    As Entitled

Table of Integrals, Series and Products


I.S. Gradshteyn - 1966
    Designed for use by mathematicians, scientists, and professional engineers who need to solve complex mathematical problems, the CD-ROM offers full-text searchability and desktop computer access to the formulas contained in this essential reference. The TEX source code for selected formulas will also be included on the CD-ROM. Users can access formulas anddirectly download them into their own TEX documents.This CD containing nearly 20,000 formulas for integrals, sums, series, products, and special functions, is the major reference source for integrals in the English language and the benchmark for symbolic computations programs.Key Features* Fully updated AP bestseller* For PC, MAC, and UNIX Computers* Desktop access to the nearly 20,000 formulas* Download the TEX source code directly* Multiplatform--MS Windows, Macintosh, and UNIX systems* View hierarchical table of contents display of chapter titles, sections, and subsection headings Search quickly and easily by multiple keyword combinations (words, phrases, and names)* Use hypertext links to jump between table of contents and formulas and between reference citations and bibliography* Display text and inline mathematical equations clearly with scalable fonts* Create personal annotations, bookmarks, and hypertext links* Print selected material in preset output styles* License for up to five concurrent users included in base price

New Mathematical Diversions (Spectrum Series)


Martin Gardner - 1966
    He stimulates, challenges, and delights his readers. Answers are provided for problems, as well as references for further reading and a bibliography. The Postscript provides updates to the problems.Martin Gardner published his first book in 1935. Since then he has charmed, puzzled, and delighted countless reader. He is best known for the "Mathematical games" column that he edited for Scientific American for twenty-five years and from which much of the material in this book was drawn.He has published more than forty books including a novel, The Flight of Peter Fromm, and his Why of a Philosophical Scrivener. He has received many honors, among them an honorary doctorate form Bucknell University and prized for his science and mathematical writing from the American Institute of Physics and the American Mathematical Society. He is an honorary member of the Mathematical Association of America. Also by Martin Gardner and available from the Mathematical Association of America are Riddles of the Sphinx and Other Mathematical Puzzle Tales, Mathematical Carnival, Mathematical Circus.

Set Theory and the Continuum Hypothesis


Paul Cohen - 1966
    The independence of the continuum hypothesis is the focus of this study by Paul J. Cohen. It presents not only an accessible technical explanation of the author's landmark proof but also a fine introduction to mathematical logic. An emeritus professor of mathematics at Stanford University, Dr. Cohen won two of the most prestigious awards in mathematics: in 1964, he was awarded the American Mathematical Society's Bôcher Prize for analysis; and in 1966, he received the Fields Medal for Logic. In this volume, the distinguished mathematician offers an exposition of set theory and the continuum hypothesis that employs intuitive explanations as well as detailed proofs. The self-contained treatment includes background material in logic and axiomatic set theory as well as an account of Kurt Gödel's proof of the consistency of the continuum hypothesis. An invaluable reference book for mathematicians and mathematical theorists, this text is suitable for graduate and postgraduate students and is rich with hints and ideas that will lead readers to further work in mathematical logic.

Mathematics of Physics and Modern Engineering


Ivar Stephen Sokolnikoff - 1966
    . Written in clear, simple language, this authoritative guide is comprehensive for the professional, yet practical and easy to use for the do-it-yourselfer. Now revised and updated to include the requirements of the 1996 National Electrical Code, this 17th edition of Practical Electrical Wiring remains the best-selling how-to book in its field. It covers all the tools and materials, professional "tricks of the trade," and safety practices for virtually any home, farm, commercial, or small industrial wiring project. You can rely on this book for: A thorough discussion of the latest Code requirements and what they mean, including new requirements for Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupters, grounding of ranges and ryers, wire fill tables for raceways, classification of hazard locations, and information on the new high-efficient Design E Motors; a full explanation of the principles for planning, layout, and installation for most wiring jobs; Complete requirements for overcurrent protection, grounding, and installation of all commonly used wiring methods. Filled with helpful examples, tables, and illustrations, this edition of Practical Electrical Wiring gives you recommended shortcuts, solutions to problems, and safety "musts" to help you do every job right the first time, with complete confidence.

Lectures on Curves on an Algebraic Surface


David Mumford - 1966
    The methods and techniques of Grothendieck, which have so changed the character of algebraic geometry in recent years, are used systematically throughout. Thus the classical material is presented from a new viewpoint.

Functional Analysis


George Bachman - 1966
    Text covers introduction to inner-product spaces, normed, metric spaces, and topological spaces; complete orthonormal sets, the Hahn-Banach Theorem and its consequences, and many other related subjects. Includes detailed proofs of theorems, bibliography, and index of symbols. 1966 edition.

Elementary Differential Topology: Lectures Given at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Fall, 1961


James R. Munkres - 1966
    (AM-54), Volume 54, will be forthcoming.

Algebra: Volume I


B.L. van der Waerden - 1966
    It clearly and succinctly formulated the conceptual and structural insights which Noether had expressed so forcefully and combined it with the elegance and understanding with which Artin had lectured. This text is a reprinted version of the original English translation of the first volume of B.L. van der Waerden's Algebra.