The Dictionary of Mathematics is an indispensable reference companion designed for students ranging from secondary school through to master’s degree level. Containing over 4,000 entries and 400 illustrative diagrams, this comprehensive volume provides rigorous and precise definitions for a vast spectrum of pure and applied mathematical terms. Beyond foundational arithmetic and geometry, it encompasses advanced fields such as real and complex analysis, abstract algebra, topology, measure theory, and graph theory.
The authors, Ephraim J. Borowski and Jonathan M. Borwein, have thoughtfully tailored explanations to the reader's likely level of expertise. The work distinguishes itself by integrating informative biographies of influential mathematicians, discursive accounts of logical paradoxes, and helpful appendices, including a table of derivatives and integrals. Whether you are navigating complex undergraduate syllabuses or seeking clarity on specific theoretical concepts, this dictionary offers a clear, structured, and authoritative resource. It serves as an essential tool for any serious student or enthusiast, bridging the gap between basic textbooks and professional research literature to ensure a thorough understanding of the mathematical sciences.
Used (good, see images, some yellowing, ex library, some cover wear, some page marking, and some initial pages marking) Softcover ISBN 0004343476
