38611Mathematics and the unexpected
In this brief, elegant treatise, assessable to anyone who likes to think, Ivar Ekelund explains some philosophical implications of recent mathematics. He examines randomness, the geometry involved in making predictions, and why general trends are easy to project (it will snow in January) but particulars are practically impossible (it will snow from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the 21st).
38612Mathematics applied to electronics : 6th ed.
This book provides an introduction to mathematics applied to electronics, computers, electromechanics, and automation. Organized to be compatible with electric circuit books currently in use, its content balances a formal proof-orientation against the need for expediency in developing a broad, general mathematics ability. Key topics: Chapter topics cover algebra fundamentals, fractions, graphs, linear equations, logarithmic and exponential functions, angles and triangles, vectors and phasors, alternating-current circuits, mathematical analysis, computer numbers systems, and mathematics of computer logic. For Mathematics majors.
38613Mathematics for electrical engineering and computing
Part 1. Sets, functions and calculus; Part 2. Systems; Part 3. Function of more than one variable; Part 4. Graph and language theory; Part 5. Probability and statistics.
38614Mathematics for electricity and electronics : 4th ed.
With its fresh reader-friendly design, Mathematics for electricity and electronics equips learners with a thorough understanding of essential algebra and trigonometry for electricity and electronics technology. Well-illustrated information sharpens the reader's ability to think quantitatively, predict results, and troubleshoot effectively, while problem sets for drill and practice reinforce comprehension. To ensure mastery of the latest ideas and technology, the book thoroughly explains all mathematical concepts, symbols, and formulas required by future technicians and technologists.
38615Mathematics for engineering
This book provides a comprehensive coverage of yhe mandatory unit in Mathematics for engineering for the advanced GNVQ in engineering. It aims to development of mathematical skills essential to engineering at this level. In this text the development of mathenatical skills is closely linked to engineering, with each of the four sections of algebra, trigonometry, graphs and calculus starting with chapters primarily concerned with the development of mathematical skills.
38616Mathematics for game programming and computer graphics : explore the essential mathematics for creating, rendering, and manipulating 3D virtual environments
Part 1. Essential tools. Part 2. Essential trigonomentry. Part 3. Essential transformations. Part 4. Essential rendering techniques.
38617Mathematics with applications : 8th ed.
Chapter 1. Algebra and equations; Chapter 2. Graphs, lines and inequalities; Chapter 3. Functions and graphs; Chapter 4. Exponential and logarithmic functions;...
38618Mathematics: a practical odyssey : 5th ed.
The authors effectively demonstrate how learning algebraic concepts allows students to understand more about how logic, probability, statistics, finance, geometry, matrices, logarithms, calculus, and other topics are vital to everyday life.
38619Mathematics: Its power and utility
An emphasis on problem solving, step by step instruction, and well thought-out pedagogy in every chapter helps math-anxious students build confidence, develop critical-thinking skills, and communicate about mathematics.
38620MATLAB programming for engineers
This book teaches MATLAB as a technical programming language , showing students how to write lean, efficient, and documented programs. It makes no pretense at being a complete description of all of MATLAB"s hundreds of functions. Instead, it teaches the student how to use MATLAB as a language and shows how to locate any desired function with MATLAB"s extensive on-line help facilities.