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Authoritative And Reliable, This A-z Provides Jargon-free Definitions For Even The Most Technical Mathematical Terms. With 3,000 Entries Ranging From Achilles Paradox To Zero Matrix, It Covers All Commonly Encountered Terms And Concepts From Pure And Applied Mathematics And Statistics, For Example, Linear Algebra, Optimisation, Nonlinear Equations, And Differential Equations. In Addition, There Are Entries On Major Mathematicians And On Topics Of More General Interest, Such As Fractals, Game Theory, And Chaos. Using Graphs, Diagrams, And Charts To Render Definitions As Comprehensible As Possible, Entries Are Clear And Accessible And Offer An Ideal Introduction To The Subject. Also Included Are Lists Of Nobel Prize Winners And Fields' Medallists, Greek Letters, Formulae, And - New To This Edition - Tables Of Inequalities, Moments Of Inertia, Roman Numerals, And More. This Edition Contains Recommended Web Links At Entry Level. Fully Revised And Updated In Line With Curriculum And Degree Requirements This Dictionary Is Indispensable For Students And Teachers Of Mathematics, And For Anyone Encountering Mathematics In The Workplace.
This dictionary serves as a comprehensive, jargon-free reference tool designed to clarify technical mathematical terminology for students, educators, and professionals. Christopher Clapham, an experienced educator in the field, compiles over 3,000 entries to bridge the gap between complex mathematical concepts and accessible understanding. The work functions as a foundational resource, integrating definitions with visual aids to support the study of pure and applied mathematics.
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Experts and educators frequently cite this work as a reliable and accessible resource for students navigating curriculum requirements. Readers often note the clarity of the definitions, which successfully distill complex mathematical jargon into understandable language for a broad audience.
Page Count:
528
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Oup Oxford
ISBN-10:
0191579769
ISBN-13:
9780191579769
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