Encyclopedia of Mathematics-4Volumes
In Macmillan's Mathematics Encyclopedia, users will learn more about the function of mathematics in everyday life, as well as its role as a tool for measurement, data analysis, and technological development. InterInterdisciplinary in scope, the encyclopedia provides students with a clear and comprehensive introduction to this vast topic through nearly three hundred entries commissioned especially for the set.
Unfamiliar terms and concepts are highlighted and defined in the margin, while cross-references direct users to articles of related interest. Most entries feature a selected bibliography, including Internet resources. Each volume includes a topical outline, glossary, and index, with a cumulative index to the entire set appearing in volume 4.
Macmillan | ISBN: 0-02-865562-1 | Vol.1 Ab-Cy | 2002 | 214 pages | djvu | 6 MB
Macmillan | ISBN: 0-02-865563-X | Vol.2 Da-Lo | 2002 | 218 pages | djvu | 5.5 MB
Macmillan | ISBN: 0-02-865564-8 | Vol.3 Ma-Ro | 2002 | 230 pages | djvu | 6 MB
Macmillan | ISBN: 0-02-865565-6 | Vol.4 Sc-Ze | 2002 | 210 pages | djvu | 5.5 MB
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