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Handbook of Mathematics for Engineers

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Handbook of Mathematics for Engineers
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Publisher: McGraw Hill
ISBN/ASIN: 1152763504
Number of pages: 212

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This Handbook of Mathematics is designed to contain, in compact form, accurate statements of those facts and formulas of pure mathematics which are most likely to be useful to the worker in applied mathematics. In its own field it is thought to be more comprehensive than any other similar work in English.

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