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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Little Mathematics Library – Complex Numbers and Conformal Mappings
The book, containing a wealth of illustrative material, acquaints the reader with complex numbers and operations on them and also with conformal mappings, that is mappings which preserve the angles (they are employed in cartography, mechanics, physics). After seeing two … Continue reading
Little Mathematics Library – Calculus of Rational Functions – Shilov
If, however, we restrict ourselves to a comparatively narrow class of rational functions and utilize the illustrative language of graphs, we can present the concepts of derivative and integral in a few pages, sufficiently accurately and at the same time … Continue reading
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Tagged calculus, Derivatives, graphs, integration, rational functions, shilov
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Little Mathematics Library – Areas and Logarithms
We now come to Areas and Logarithms by A. I. Markushevich in the Little Mathematics Library. We have already seen his remarkable book titled Remarkable Curves . This book offers a geometric theory of logarithms, in which (natural) logarithms are represented … Continue reading
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Tagged areas, integral calculus, logarithms, properties, simpsons formula
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Little Mathematics Library – Algebraic Equations of Arbitrary Degrees
After a long gap we start again with the Little Mathematics Library series. The first one that we see is Algebraic Equations of Arbitrary Degrees by A. G. Kurosh. This booklet is a revision of the author’s lecture to high … Continue reading
Radar Made Easy – Razmakhnin
We now come to Radar Made Easy by M. Razamkhnin. This book is an attempt to explain the working of radar and its applications, leaving out the gruesome mathematics. Though most of the applications that the author talks about are related … Continue reading
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Tagged hidiing, radar, radio, space, tracking
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The Riddles of Three Oceans – Kondratov
We now come to a book titled The Riddles of Three Oceans by Alexander Kondratov. As the title suggests the book is about mysteries which are scattered throughout the three major oceans, namely, Atlantic, Pacific and the Indian. In this … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropology, archaelogy, atlantis, civilizations, easter, islands, liguistics, mysteries, oceans
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Matter and Man – Vasilyev, Stanyukovich
We come to a book by M. Vasilyev, K. Stanyukovich titled Matter and Man. The book talks about the various aspects of matter and how man (humans!) has come to control them and use them. The book thematically explores solids, … Continue reading
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Tagged cosmic clouds, explosion, fields, jets, plasma, universe, vacuum
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