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Category Archives: mathematics
This Amazingly Symmetrical World – Tarasov
In this post, we will see the book This Amazingly Symmetrical World by Lev Tarasov. As we had written in the earlier post with Tarasov’s Calculus, which was remade electronically using LaTeX typesetting engine, this is another of his books which have … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, atoms, borders, conservation laws, cpt invariance, crystal, elementary, escher, interactions, lattice, lepton, nature, nuclear physics, ozma, particles, patterns, physics, quantum mechanics, quarks, relativity, symmetry, tesselations, violation
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Geometry – Pogorelov
In this post, we will see the book Geometry by A. Pogorelov. ABOUT THE BOOK This is a manual for the students of universities and teachers’ training colleges. Containing the compulsory course of geometry, its particular impact is on elementary … Continue reading
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Tagged analytic geometry, angles, axioms, conic sections, curvature, curves, differential geometry, elementary problems, geometry, history, mathematics, mir books, mir publishers, non-euclidean, polyhedra, projective, quadric surfaces, straight line, tangents, torsion, vectors, volumes
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Operational Methods – Maslov
In this post, we will see the book Operational Methods by V. P. Maslov. …This book is devoted to one, but sufficiently general operational method, which absorbs many operational methods known to date and allows for the uniform solution of … Continue reading
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Tagged algebra, asymptotic methods, calculus, canonical transformations, cauchy problem, dissipation, eigenfunctions, functions, hamilton-jacobi equations, homomorphism, lagranian, Lie Nilpotent Algebra, mathematics, Noncommutative, operational calculus, operational method, operators, schmidt space, spectrum, t-products, theorem
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Solving Problems In Algebra and Trigonometry – Litvinenko, Mordkovich
In this post, we will see the book Solving Problems In Algebra and Trigonometry – V. Litvinenko, A. Mordkovich. In an earlier post, we had seen the companion volume to this book Solving Problems in Geometry. The companion volume also has … Continue reading
Git repo for Tarasov’s Calculus
So, as promised I have created a git repo containing LaTeX source files for Tarasov’s Calculus. Currently, the work that is needed includes converting all the figures to TikZ code and any other changes which might make the document better. … Continue reading
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Tagged calculus, latex code, mir publilshers, source files, tarasov
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Problems in Geometry – Modenov
In this post, we will see the book Problems in Geometry by P. S. Modenov. About the book This text offers certain general methods of solving problems in elementary geometry and is designed for teachers of mathematics in secondary schools and also … Continue reading
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Tagged analytic geometry, complex numbers, geometry, geometry of mascheroni, hart cell, inversion, mathematics, mechanical inversors, peaucellier cell, plane geometry, problems and solutions, problems of inversion, solid geometry, vectors
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Calculus: Basic Concepts for High Schools – Tarasov
In this post, we will see the book Calculus: Basic Concepts for High Schools by Lev Tarasov. Now, many of you must be wondering why a re-post of a book? The answer is that this is not a scan of … Continue reading
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Tagged calculus, differential equations, functions, high school, mathematics, mir publishers, tarasov
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